<p>My daughter tried to get her SDAT scores online today and found a “a small % of test scores will not be available until 10/29”. Ohter students from same test site got theirs. Any idea what this means (if anything). Possible that her test has been “flagged” in some way?</p>
<p>csdad-
I’ve been here on CC for almost 2 years…and I recall this happening many times…and to some of the kids who are now attending the selective college of their choice. It probably has nothing to do with your D. In one interesting case I read about, a proctor didn’t instruct correctly and parents complained, which ultimately meant that the scores were cancelled and kids from this testing room had to retake. That is the worst case scenario. Most of the cases were just a delay. When are the scores supposed to be available? Is this really the day or is today a few days early?</p>
<p>When my S took the SAT (first one offered in March for the new format) he didn’t get his scores when everyone else did. I called college board and they told me he didn’t do the essay. I knew this was ridiculous as he told me what he had written about etc. After getting transferred to a supervisor (my request), I found out that he had written his essay in pencil. He was never told it had to be done in pen and apparently the scanner couldn’t pick up the lead. They had to have someone read and grade it and so it took a little longer than the other kids. He got his score about 1-2 weeks later. It was stressful until the score finally came. He repeated the test in May and wrote in pen that time! Anyway, you can call college board and get some info as to why it wasn’t graded/released yet.</p>
<p>Test scores are often late for Sunday testakers or those who were standby. Don’t know if that would apply to you.</p>
<p>carolyn had a LOOONG saga re delayed test scores and her contacts w CBd to get them. I don’t remember the thread contents well enough to search, but maybe someone else will.</p>
<p>AudiB4-</p>
<p>Adding your story to the list of interesting “why the scores are late” answers.</p>