What happens if a students fails the SAT?

Answer 1

There is no "failing" grade for the SATs. However, if you get a score that's lower than you want, study and take the test again.

Most community colleges will let you enroll without even asking for your SAT scores. If you do well at a community college, you can almost always transfer to a four-year school in your state.

Good luck! You can do it if you work for it.

Answer 2

Yes, you can retake the SAT Subject Test. Students are more common to retake the main SAT test than the subject tests though because most will choose a subject they're well-versed in and score well. If you take the SAT Subject Test more than once, you may be required to report all of your subject test scores to the college, depending on its policies.

Answer 3

There is not a set score that is considered failing for the SAT. However, if a student receives a low score, he or she does have the option of retaking the exam. Additionally, certain schools will accept lower scores and many community colleges do not even require the SAT to be taken as an admission prerequisite.

Answer 4

nothing, PSAT is like a practice test for the SAT, dont worry, it has no bearing for college admissions or scholarships.