Reading Your PSAT Score Report – A Video Explanation

By The Princeton Review

If you took the PSAT in October, you'll receive the results, or score report, in December.

Your results will not have an impact on college admissions or scholarships (unless your score is high enough to qualify you for a National Merit Scholarship).

In order to understand how to interpret your results, watch this video:

Reading Your PSAT Score Report

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