Can you buy your SAT score?
490178
no. the only way to do that is illegal; by bribing someone whom can access the scores.
125456
The College Board might have it.  They are the administrator of the SAT.  If depends on their retention policy.
480496
I concur. Also with the ACT, but I'm starting to believe more in it now since I got a very high score, higher than what my grades would put me as, showing I am unmotivated :D I got suckered into an AP exam and I guess it's okay if you want to pay 80$ and die slowly yet surely when the questions keep coming and coming... I liked the SAT, though, because it was based more on grammar and literature, though I don't know a use for it.
841014
i'm almost sure you'll need to take the new SAT in order to apply.....i'm a high school senior, and none of the applications i've come across allow me to send them my SAT scores from the old one......BUT, i do have to say, those are very good SAT scores and a very good GPA, so you should have no problems....but again, you'll probably have to take the new SAT...
769181
Yes. You can.  Other answers have already touched upon the 2 yrs you can spend at a community college plus getting a good score on the SAT. That is always there. \n\nBut I recommend that you apply direct to the colleges of your choice from the beginning and explain in your essays and personal statement the very reason you mention above. Make it a very well written statement that shows what happened, what you learned, and how motivated you are to continue your education. Make sure you have someone you trust and admire read/edit/proof your personal statement (maybe a teacher or a counselor). \n\nYou may be surprised. Colleges look for people who in the face of challenging situations, thrive and come back stronger and wiser. You can do this! I applaud your commitment to your continued education!
48789
I'm sure anything is possible.  But I would never suggest risking it. As you know the SAT scores really play a big part in deciding which source of higher learning is available.  I'm not trying to be a buzzkill at all.  I just know sometime we make mistakes in our youth that we can never change or fix.  All I ask is you really think it through, at any rate... good luck!
887509
Well if the entry exam has a prerequisite for SAT results you need the score.Obviously GPA and personal traits are important.
382827
Maybe not.  Since the whole SAT "scandal" more and more schools are dropping the requirement.  Check with each school you're interested in.
31277
The SAT website has a page on how to request old, archived SAT scores. Just follow their directions.
937113
It's no big deal.  You show up and show your admission ticket and your ID, then you take a test with a test booklet and a bubble sheet. It's very similar to other tests you have taken in school.\n\nPlus, since you're 13, you'll have many other opportunities to take the SAT before you get into college.\n\nRead up about it on the College Board website and you'll feel more confident.
334810
if you're in college already, you could check on your transcripts online, your test scores should show up there
1080705
Instead of spending you hard earned money, go to the public library.  The library usually has several reference materials for tests such as the SAT.  Hope this helps.
1011838
Unfortunately not. There are many factors that make up your score. The biggest percent is how you pay your bills (timely or not). A few other factors include, the debt to available credit ratio, how long you have had credit, how many accounts you have open, etc. If you go to annualcreditreport. com, you can purchase the score for 5.00. That is the cheapest I have found.
85745
You can apply to many colleges without having taken SATs.  Most community colleges, for example, will allow you to enroll.  You could start there and then transfer to a four-year school.
240182
Well, I'm not quite sure what you mean, but for information regarding the SAT, I would contact the collegeboard (who puts on the SAT). Visit it at www.collegeboard.com. You should hurry too because SAT's won't be given anymore this year after June. Good luck and hope this helps!
367927
Neither, actually.  Your test scores are only one of a number of things that the college/university will consider in relations to your admissions.  For more information, check out my article on The SAT and Admissions (go to http://collegeuniversity.suite101.com/article.cfm/TheSATandAdmissions) in the college/university section of suite101.com.\n\nBest of luck1
1020065
Well if you are in High School most of the colleges want your SAT scores.  Why not have some volunteer work or community services under your belt? Or why not be a part of the debate team at your school or some known academic club.