Build your SAT timeline with registration deadlines, published score dates, a study start date, and a downloadable calendar. Add a college deadline to compare your options.
Your SAT timeline
Compare published dates, work backward from test day, and save your reminders. Your entries stay in this browser tab.
Day counts and registration status use Eastern Time, U.S.
The regular registration deadline has not passed. Check seat availability with College Board.
Includes regular registration, late registration / changes, test day, and a student score reminder when published. Events are all-day reminders. Registration closes at 11:59 p.m. ET, which may fall on a different local date where you live. Calendar downloads are snapshots and do not update automatically.
Students borrowing a device from College Board must register and request it at least 30 days before test day. Check the device lending requirements before relying on the regular registration deadline.
These are SAT Weekend dates. Registration deadlines are at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, U.S. A blank or unpublished score date is never replaced with a guessed two-week estimate.
| Test date | Regular registration | Late registration / changes | Student scores |
|---|---|---|---|
Student release dates come from College Board’s score release schedule. The score release guide explains how to match a release date to your test.
The .ics download contains separate all-day events for regular registration, late registration and changes, test day, and the published student score date. The registration events name the 11:59 p.m. ET cutoff in their titles and descriptions. An all-day event does not automatically convert that cutoff to your time zone or create a timed alarm.
Test day is an all-day reminder so the planner does not invent an arrival time for your test center. Follow the instructions on your admission ticket. Score events also avoid an exact time: a calendar date is not a promise that scores will appear at midnight.
Calendar files are snapshots. Check dates again before registering, traveling, or submitting college materials. For a live display on a school or tutoring website, use the free SAT countdown widget.
Start with the college’s last accepted test date and score policy. The planner compares published student score release dates with your deadline, but does not estimate report delivery or guarantee that a college will receive or accept your score on time.
Yes. Choose your test date and download the .ics file. Import it into a calendar that supports iCalendar, including Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, and Outlook. It contains all-day reminders for registration, late registration and changes, test day, and the published student score release date when available.
No. The file is a snapshot of the schedule when downloaded. Recheck College Board before acting on a deadline. If dates change, remove outdated events and download the calendar again.
The planner subtracts your chosen number of weeks, with seven calendar days per week, from the test date. It is a planning calculation, not a recommendation that a certain number of weeks will produce a particular score.
This free planner brings the SAT Weekend schedule and student score release schedule into one place. It works for the published U.S. and international SAT Weekend dates. School Day testing follows a separate schedule.
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