How do you get your SAT scores from eight years ago?

Answer 1

Answer

1. If you took the ACT before Sept. 2006, request your scores in one of three ways for $17:
2. By phone: Call the ACT help desk between 8:30 and 5:00 CT: 319-337-1313. For an extra $12, they can prioritize your search and get the scores to you faster.

• Online: Request your scores online if you know your test date.
• By mail: Write a letter with the following info: name, Social Security number, date of birth, test date, where you want scores sent, current address, phone number, check or money order for total cost payable to ACT Records. The request should be mailed to ACT Records, PO Box 451, Iowa City, IA. 52243-0451

1. If you took the SAT prior to October 2002, you can get your scores in one of two ways:
2. By mail: Download the request form and mail to SAT Program P.O. Box 8057 Mt. Vernon, IL 62864

• By phone: For an additional fee of $10, you can call 866-756-7346 to order archived reports.

1. I say "additional fee" because these are the fees associated with obtaining archived SAT scores:
   If your scores are:
2. From 1991 to October 2002, the processing fee is $21

• From 1976 through 1990, the processing fee is $28
• From 1975 or earlier, the processing fee is $33

Answer 2

The scores should be noted on your high school transcript (if you took them in high school). Contact the high school you graduated from. Your transcript must be maintained there by federal and state mandate. If your high school is no longer in existence, then call your state board of education. Some one has to have them. In addition, the educational testing service (who scores the SAT) in your state will also have them.