<p>I'm a 10th grader and I'm taking the SAT this January. I have a few questions because I'm new to this, so I would really appreciate if you could answer these! :) </p>
<p>1) When I finished registering, I saw a notification saying that "four SAT score reports are included free with your registration" and that "Sending scores with your registration is the fastest way to send scores to colleges and scholarship programs" I wasn't asked to select colleges that I want to send my sat scores to during the online registration so how will this work? What if I'm not sure because I'm too young to know the colleges that I want to attend?
2) I said "no thanks" for receiving a full report with statistics and questions that I got incorrect, so does that mean my SAT scores won't be official?
3) My registration says "Waiting for test center assignment" - so does that mean there is a chance I won't be able to take the test in January? </p>
<p>Thank you so much!</p>
<p>Hello
- You don’t need to send any score reports to any colleges. You haven’t applied to any so that’s why. You will use this when you do apply to colleges</p>
<p>2)Your scores will be official. The score report however will give you an actual copy of the test book you use in the exam, which is great for knowing your areas of weakness. I would recommend you purchase it because you have lots of time to prepare for the next </p>
<p>3)I never had that before. Maybe they are not sure if the test center is full or not. Wait for someone else to reply :)</p>
<p>And most importantly, Good luck!!!</p>
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<p>Thank you for your response. I have another question. Someone told me not to take the SAT as a sophomore and I’m wondering if there are reasons why it’s not good to take the SAT at a young age. I scored around 2350 constantly at the mock test that I did in princeton review so would it still be harmful to take the SAT now?</p>