<p>Update,</p>
<p>I emailed collegeboard. Without responding directly to me, they have corrected the online report.</p>
<p>Update,</p>
<p>I emailed collegeboard. Without responding directly to me, they have corrected the online report. I have also examined the paper report. Collegeboard had graded and scored his test correctly. The online report had the scores correct. It was just the answer sheet that was messed up.</p>
<p>To Cortana431: My son attends a private high school. All sophomores there take the PSAT as part of the school’s effort to help students prepare for the Junior PSAT, and the SAT. In addition, all students take the Explore test as freshman, and the PLAN test as sophomores. Because of high demand for AP classes, and the fact there’s only one AP class in each offered subject, admission is competitive. In addition to using these standardized tests, the school also makes all AP applicants take a pre-exam for each subject. These indicators, in addition to their previous grades, are used to select the AP classes. So in this regard the sophomore standardized test scores are important.</p>
<p>Thank you to all the posters who offered positive and encouraging comments.</p>