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Which Colleges Superscore The SAT®? (2026–2027 List)

Many colleges superscore the SAT®, but rules can vary by school and change over time. This page provides a list of colleges that superscore and a reminder to verify each school’s latest superscoring policy on its official admissions website before you send scores.

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What To Expect On SAT® Score Release Day

If you recently took the SAT®, you might be feeling a mix of anticipation and nerves as you await your scores. This blog covers what to expect on SAT score release day.

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SAT® Fee Waivers: How To Take The Test For Free

Standardized tests and college applications often come with a pretty steep price tag, which might seem like a hurdle if you’re eyeing college. But before you worry too much about the expenses, it’s useful to know that you might not need to pay the to register for the SAT®. The College Board® offers fee waivers for eligible students, allowing you to take the SAT for free and enjoy some extra benefits, too.

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What Do SAT® Score Percentiles Mean?

A single SAT® score doesn’t tell the whole story. Your percentile indicates how you compare to students nationwide and helps you understand your standing more clearly. In this guide, you’ll learn what SAT percentiles are, how they differ from averages, how to interpret them, and how to set achievable goals for your college list.

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How To Cancel SAT® Scores

Once you decide to cancel your SAT® score, it’s important to know your options. This blog covers how to cancel your score and what happens if you miss the cancellation deadline.

How to Send SAT Scores to Colleges

How to Send SAT® Scores to Colleges

When you apply to college, you often need to send official SAT® scores through the College Board®. This guide explains how to send SAT scores to colleges, when to send them, what it costs, and how long it takes to send them.

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The Pros and Cons of Retaking the SAT® in 2026-2027

Retaking the SAT® can be a smart way to raise your score, strengthen your college applications, and improve scholarship eligibility. It can also backfire if you retake too soon, repeat the same study habits, or spend money and time without a clear plan for score improvement.

What to expect on SAT Test Day

 What To Expect On The SAT® Test Day (2026-2027) | Tips and Instructions

Test day can feel overwhelming, but knowing what to expect can help you stay calm and focused. From arrival to dismissal, understanding the schedule, rules, and procedures ensures a smoother experience. This guide covers everything you need to know to be fully prepared and confident on your SAT® test day.

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