Each time you register for the SAT, you can send your scores to up to four colleges for free. Free score reports are sent automatically after your test is scored.

Score Choice allows you to select which specific SAT test dates to send to colleges. You can choose individual test dates, but not individual sections from different dates. Note that some colleges require you to send all your SAT scores regardless of Score Choice.

Some colleges consider your highest section scores from multiple test dates to create a new composite score, known as superscoring. Not all colleges use this method, so you should check each college's specific policy on superscoring.

After the free report window, sending additional score reports costs $14 per report. Rush reporting is also available for $31 per report, delivering scores within 1 to 4 business days.

The College Board typically sends scores to colleges within 10 days after you receive them. Once received, colleges may take an additional week to process your scores.

Yes, over 500 institutions across 85 countries accept SAT scores for admissions, particularly for English-taught programs. The process for sending scores to international colleges is the same as for U.S. colleges, but you should verify individual institution requirements and deadlines.

For weekend SAT tests, you have until nine days after the test date to use or change your free score sends. For School Day SAT, free score sends must be chosen during exam setup or within three days after testing.