PSAT scores are now available for students in grades 9–11 who took the test at school on October 9. Students can access their scores by logging into their College Board account at collegeboard.org.

Freshmen: If your student has not already created a College Board account, they will need to do so at collegeboard.org by clicking Create Account at the bottom of the sign in page. Some students received a text from the College Board prompting them to take the next steps to access their scores. Even if they didn't receive the text message, they can still create an account. 

• Taking the PSAT in 8th grade does not necessarily mean an account was created
• If your student is in an AP class, they already created a College Board Account to access AP Classroom 

Having trouble logging in? Counselors do not have access to students’ usernames or passwords. If your student has already tried the Don't have an account? Create Account, Forgot Username and Forgot Password options on the College Board website and still cannot log in, they can contact College Board support at (866) 630-9305. Counselors are happy to call the College Board with students, but cannot call them without students present.

A helpful tip: We recommend that students use a personal email address for their College Board account rather than their school email. If your student’s account is currently linked to their school email, they can update it anytime in their account settings.

• Using a personal email address will help ensure students can continue accessing their test scores (PSAT, SAT, AP) after graduation.