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 $31.
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.
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