<p>i'm currently a sophomore and i took the PSATs in Pennsylvania. however, in november, i moved to virginia. last week, i called my school in Pennsylvania, and they just gave me my PSAT score verbally. but the address that i put on my PSAT test was my address in PA. are there certain programs that send information to sophomores with certain scores? should i bother asking them to change my address? thanks.</p>
<p>Taking the PSAT as a sophomore does nothing for college, the score isn't recorded. You aren't eligible for anything.</p>
<p>However, if you checked that box that said you wanted to receive stuff from colleges, you will miss out on receiving various form-letters from colleges. I probably got about 400 after taking the test sophomore year, but only maybe 3-4 were good (invitation to various summer programs, just made me aware they were out there). It's not major though.</p>
<p>PSAT sophomore year is, as already stated, WORTHLESS. Junior year it is ONLY important and helpful if you plan on getting above the equivalent of a 1450-1500 on the SAT. If you don't plan on getting that....it's worthless.</p>
<p>I agree with the previous post.</p>
<p>Jerod</p>
<p>What if you want to apply to summer programs that require your PSAT score...such as RSI!!</p>
<p>You apply to RSI only in your junior year, so for the OP the sophomore scores won't matter.<br>
Ask CB to change your address, which should help redirect some of the college mailings.</p>