<p>My d also had a larger print answer sheet. Do they take longer to score?</p>
<p>Well, to answer my own question, lol, I called the ETS today to ask. My D took the PSAT in October with a larger font booklet and answer sheet, but without extended time. Her scores were the only ones in the school that took an extra week. The people at ETS said that kids whose schools sent the tests in on time for the MAy SAT should all get them beginning on May 24th: both standard and accomodated testing. We'll see. No one out there with experience?</p>
<p>The first time my son took the test about a week after the regular test date due to some problems at the high school and the ETS. Therefore his test did not get in with the regular scoring. That time it took about a month longer then normal.
The 2nd sitting went more smoothly and I think it was about 2 1/2 weeks after the first scores started appearing.
He took the test at his high school with a proctor not at a test site. His scores were sent in by the high school. I would think it depends also on how prompt the high school is in sending it back. When we checked online there was a message to check back at a specific date.
Hope the results are what your D is hoping for.</p>