I don’t have real-time access to official release schedules right now, but here’s how November SAT score releases typically work and how to confirm: Overview
- November SAT scores are usually released about two weeks after the test date, with the exact date announced by the College Board for that testing window. For many November tests, common release patterns have been Friday mornings or late Friday/early Saturday batches, but times can vary by center and by whether the test was taken on a weekend or a weekday. For 2025–2026, typical windows show a score release around mid to late November, with colleges often receiving scores a few days after the public release. Always verify the specific dates for your test date on the official SAT or College Board site.
How to check your scores
- Your personalized score report will appear in your College Board account as soon as your scores are released. You can access it by logging into your account and navigating to the SAT section.
- If you also opted to have your scores sent to colleges, those delivery dates to schools are usually a few days after the public score release, depending on the deadline and processing times.
What to consider for applications
- If you’re aiming to meet a college’s application deadline, plan for potential delays in score reporting. Submit all other materials by the deadline, and be prepared for your scores to arrive shortly before or after the cutoff. Some schools allow you to submit scores after the deadline if the official score report is still pending, but policies vary.
Practical steps
- Check the official College Board announcements for the exact November 2025 score release date and the “Most scores available” window for that testing week.
- Monitor your College Board account and any emails from your school or counselor about score release timing and college score delivery.
If you’d like, I can look up the latest official November 2025 score release date from College Board and summarize the exact release window and college delivery dates.
