Demystifying Your PSAT Score Report
The PSAT/NMSQT® score report includes several different scores. What do they mean? Which scores are most important? Our instructors are sharing how to interpret these scores and discover what they mean for your next steps toward college readiness.
What Happens After the PSAT?
Students who take the PSAT/NMSQT® typically receive their score report 2-4 weeks after testing. Our experts want to make sure you understand how your scores can guide the next steps in your journey to college admissions: ACT® or SAT® testing. As you think about what comes next, allow us to give you the right insights to make the best decision for you.
Understand Your PSAT Scores
Our PSAT instructor will cover what this exam measures, how it is scored, and what those scores mean with respect to the SAT
Learn About Admissions Testing
You’ll learn how standardized test scores are considered in the college admissions process (like test-optional vs. test-blind) and the benefits of submitting a score as part of your college application
Get Familiar with the ACT & SAT
We’ll share the differences between the ACT and SAT, and help you determine which exam is best for you
Develop a Test Prep Plan for a Higher Score
We’ll share our tips for creating a study plan that sets you up for success, and we’ll offer solutions to help you walk into test day with confidence
Demystifying Your PSAT Score Report
We’ll be hosting two free livestream sessions this year. The content at both sessions will be the same, so you can attend whichever session best fits your schedule.
Registration is required to attend. Complete the form below, and we’ll send you a confirmation email with the link to join.
November 4
Free Live Stream
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
7:00–8:00 pm ET
November 15
Free Live Stream
Sunday, November 15, 2026
2:00–3:00 pm ET