Direct steps to view PSAT scores

• Check your College Board account:
  • Go to the College Board website and sign in to your account. If you don’t have one, you’ll need to create it using the same email you used for the PSAT.
  • Once signed in, look for your PSAT/NMSQT score report. It should appear under your test or “Scores” section. If you don’t see it, try using the “Forgot username or password” options to recover access, then sign back in. [web results indicate College Board accounts are the central hub for PSAT scores]

• If you can’t access your online account:
  • Contact College Board support for help recovering your login credentials. Do not create a new account, as scores are tied to the original account. You may be asked to verify identifying information. If you’re told to request scores by phone, be aware there may be a fee for that method.

• Check with your school counselor:
  • Some schools share PSAT score reports as PDFs or via a school app. Ask your counselor if a PDF copy or school-accessed report is available, and whether you can view it through the school’s portal or BigFuture School app.

• What you’ll see in your report:
  • Your PSAT score is part of a larger report that breaks down section scores, subscores, and readiness indicators for the SAT and college planning. If you have an access code emailed on release day, it can help you access or verify your scores online.

• Typical timelines (general guidance):
  • PSAT results are usually released a few weeks after the test date (often in December for fall administrations), with notifications sent when scores are ready. If you took a later date, check the College Board update and your email for release notices.

If you’d like, share the date you took the PSAT and whether you have access to your College Board account or your school portal, and I can tailor the exact steps for you.