<p>Hi-</p>
<p>This is my first message. Just got my Nov score: 96% overall. I am in a small rural town and not many people consider going to a boarding school so I am sort of on my own.</p>
<p>Question: Do the school take into account that you only take the test once versus 2-3 times? Do the schools look at your overall score, or do they really care about the breakdown?</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>According to the SSAT website, for the November 10 test, 11/28 is the day on which scores will be released to students.</p>
<p>Actually the SSAT website says on or before 11/28. When I called SSAT a few weeks ago to inquire about score reporting for November and registering for the December test the person I spoke with intimated that reports may come out prior to the 11/28 date (perhaps before the cutoff for late registration 11/23)</p>
<p>Having said that my D has not recieved her scores yet.</p>
<p>To answer the OP's question, schools don't care if you have taken the test one or two times. I am not sure about three or four.</p>
<p>Make sure to add these e-mails to your address book (for the e-mail account registered with SSAT to receive scores):</p>
<p><a href="mailto:info@ssat.org">info@ssat.org</a>
*@ssatb.com</p>
<p>And check your Spam folder to see if a report wasn't tossed in there. I would expect that the scores will be forwarded by tomorrow given the holiday. I'm just guessing, but the scores come out ahead of the "on or before" date.</p>
<p>You'll know if the scores have gone out because -- if I recall correctly -- the on-line reporting service will be updated to indicate the date they mail out the scores to the schools you asked them to send the scores to. If you go on-line to the SSAT site and it says they sent your scores to the schools, check your e-mail for the report.</p>
<p>My S took the test on Nov 10 and his current school got the results(emailed) the following Friday, Nov 16. We were shocked that they came so soon. I thought maybe they came back so fast because it was a small turnout.</p>