Rushing SAT Scores: What to do when you need to rush your scores to colleges

Are your child’s college application deadlines just a few weeks away? Need to get his or her SAT scores to those colleges ASAP? You’re in luck! The College Board offers a rush reporting option. Here’s what you need to know about rush reporting SAT scores to colleges.

• Your child’s SAT scores must be available online before he or she can request rush reporting.
• The rush reporting fee is $30.
• Rush reporting SAT scores are sent to colleges within two working days of your child’s request.
• Before requesting rush reporting of SAT scores, check with the colleges to which your child will apply to determine if rush reporting is necessary.
• Rush reporting requests can be submitted online or by postal mail. For specific instructions about rush reporting SAT scores, visit the College Board website.

Related Topics

• Want to learn more about the SAT score report? Visit our SAT Score Reports page.
• Want to learn more about how the SAT is scored? Visit our SAT Scoring page.

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