Direct answer: SAT scores are typically available online about 2–4 weeks after you take the test, with most national test dates producing scores within roughly two weeks, and weekend administrations sometimes closer to four weeks. Colleges generally receive score reports within about 10 days after you access your scores, depending on the recipient selection and each college’s processing schedule. If you took a recent test, your exact window is shown in your College Board account under Score Release Dates. Subtopics and details

• Standard timeline: For most test days, expect online scores within roughly 2–3 weeks; some instances may push toward 4 weeks, especially for weekend administrations or high-volume sessions. This aligns with commonly cited guidance from College Board and test-prep resources published in 2024–2025.

• Score recipients: If you’ve requested that colleges receive your scores, those colleges typically receive the reports within about 10 days after you get your scores, though exact timing depends on the college and processing cycles.

• Variations: Summer tests or unusual scheduling can cause delays; some sources note up to five weeks in rare cases, particularly for certain back-to-school or summer windows. Always check your own account for the official release date for your specific test administration.

• What to do next: After scores are released, you can choose to send score reports to colleges or scholarship programs via your College Board account if you’re targeting multiple institutions; consider confirming deadlines for each institution to ensure timely delivery.

If you want, I can look up the exact score release date for your specific SAT test date and provide the precise expectation and where to check it.