Understanding Your SAT Scores

📌 Where Can I Get My SAT Scores?

You can check your score release date on the College Board website. Once released, log in to the SAT Score Reporting Portal to view your score report.

📊 What Do My Scores Mean?

Your total SAT score is the sum of your two section scores:
📌 Reading & Writing (800 points)
📌 Math (800 points)

🎯 Highest possible SAT score: 1600 (800 + 800)
🎯 Average SAT score: 1000

Many colleges list the SAT score ranges of their admitted students. While this doesn’t guarantee admission, it can give you an idea of how your score compares to others applying to your dream school.

🔹 Remember: Your SAT score is just one part of your college application—it doesn’t define your potential!

🎯 What Are SAT Benchmarks?

Benchmarks indicate college readiness for each section:
✅ Reading & Writing benchmark: 480
✅ Math benchmark: 530

Students who meet these benchmarks are considered college-ready. But if your score falls below, don’t worry! With practice and strategy, you can improve.

📈 How Important Is My SAT Score?

Your SAT score is important, but it’s not everything. It can:
✔️ Help with college admissions
✔️ Qualify you for scholarships
✔️ Determine high school graduation eligibility in some states

However, it’s just one piece of your academic profile. GPA, extracurriculars, essays, and recommendations also play a major role in admissions.

🔹 Your SAT score isn’t fixed—you can always improve with preparation and strategy!

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Keep practicing—you’ve got this! 🎯