If you need help interpreting your SAT results, we princeton review sat tutoring are here to assist. If you have taken the SAT this past weekend, you already have an account with College Board. Go to Student Score Reports and sign in with your College Board username and password.

The first thing you’ll see is your total score, which is a combination of your scores on the Reading and Writing and Math sections.

You can then put both your Total and Section scores in a broader context by comparing your scores to the average scores of other test takers. Depending on where you live, this may include other students in your school, district, state, country or other students worldwide that took the SAT. Percentiles useful in indicating what percent of examinees in these groups performed at or below your level.

In the Knowledge and Skills section, you will learn much more about your strengths and what you can work on.

This section focuses on your performance in the four Reading and Writing and four Math content areas, as well as what percent of the section is made up of each content area. The performance score band is pulled from our Skills Insight Tool, which you can use to look at skills students performing at your level are typically able to demonstrate along with sample questions that are usually answered correctly.
If you want to improve your score, you can see, below each score band, the skills and example questions with answer explanations.

Score Reporting If you took the SAT in school on a school day, there are two ways to get your score report. If you provided a cell phone number when you took the SAT, you can download the BigFuture School mobile app, and you’ll get a text message when your scores are available to view. You can get a PDF of the score report from your school.