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PSAT
PSAT Scores: What Do I Do With Them?
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PSAT Scores: What Do I Do With Them?title
1. Check your school email address for a message from the College Board to access your scores.
2. Review your score report. Here's a video that explains the information provided on your PSAT report.
3. Register for the SAT ASAP to secure a seat at a testing site close to you. If you think you qualify for a fee waiver, stop by D9 to obtain one.
4. Try free resources to help you prepare for the SAT:
A. Khan Academy: Receive personalized suggestions for practice by linking your PSAT scores.
B. Download and print practice SAT exams from the College Board website.
Scholarships Based on 11th Grade PSAT Scores
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Students who score very well can become National Merit Finalists who then apply for a $2,500 scholarship from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation or a renewable scholarship from a college that participates in the program.