<p>So I just took the March SAT, and I don't think I performed nearly as well as I wanted (considering I got a 2300 on the practice test and was hoping for the same on the actual test). I'm wondering, should I sign up for the May SAT before I get my scores back? It is possible that I did get something in the 2150's-2200's, but that would surprise me. It's just annoying the way the College Board makes the registration deadline for the May SAT the day before people who took it in March get their scores back.</p>
<p>Can you take it in June instead? That way you’d have your scores back before you have to sign up. Maybe take the SAT IIs in May, if necessary.</p>
<p>It might be good to do what oregonianmom said, you’ll have to take the SAT2’s anyway, so might as well take them first. Don’t expect to score on the actual test what you score on the practice test, the practice one’s are always easier, taken in a less stressful environment, and the test gets harder every year. Just hope you did well, you’ll have time to sign up for June ones when these come out.
Also, maybe you could try calling collegeboard, I think the phone score service releases the results earlier than the online reports.</p>