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‡ The October 2007 SAT test date is the first Saturday (rather than the second Saturday) due to the early occurrence of Labor Day and to better accommodate school calendars. When Labor Day falls on Sept. 1-4, the October test occurs on the first Saturday.

*Important Information for U.S. Registration Deadlines:

**Important Information for International Registration Deadlines:

2007-08 SAT Fees

Test	Fees
SAT Reasoning Test*	$43
SAT Subject Tests* Basic registration fee Language Tests with Listening All other Subject Tests	$20 add $20 add $8
Registration Services (add to total test fees)
Late registration fee	$22
Re-registration by telephone	$12
International processing fee (for students testing in countries other than the United States, U.S. territories, and Puerto Rico)	$25
Security surcharge to test in India and Pakistan	$22
Standby testing fee*	$37
Change test, test date, or test center fee	$21
Additional Services
Question-and-Answer Service	$18
Student Answer Service	$10
Score Reporting Services
Extra score report to a college or scholarship program (in addition to the four score reports provided free of charge on the Registration Form or on the Correction Form)	$9.50
Retrieval fee for archived scores	$20 (additional fees may apply)
Telephone rush reporting service	$26.50 plus $9.50 for each report
Telephone additional reports	$10 plus $9.50 for each report
Scores by Phone	$12
Additional Fees
Multiple-choice Hand Score Verification	$50
Essay Score Verification	$50

* Standby test-takers for June, 2007 should pay the fees noted on the 2006-07 SAT Registration Form.

If you ordered QAS and your order was not fulfilled, (for example, because you had to take a makeup test), contact us to find out if you are entitled to a refund.

SAT Fee Waivers

SAT fee waivers are available for high school juniors or seniors in the United States, Puerto Rico, or U.S. territories who cannot afford to pay the test fees. See your counselor to request fee-waiver cards.

Fee-Waiver Cards

Only your counselor can grant you a fee-waiver card. Fee Waivers are not available through the College Board.

Note: You must register by the regular registration deadline. Fee waivers cannot be used for late registration except for the October test date. Fee waivers cannot be used for standby registrations.

Eligibility

If you are a homeschooled student in the United States, Puerto Rico, or U.S. territories who cannot afford to pay the test fees, you must provide proof of eligibility to your local high school or agency fee-waiver administrator/counselor. Only a school or agency counselor can provide you with the fee-waiver card for the appropriate test. If you qualify for an SAT fee waiver, you can also receive up to four Request for Waiver of College Application Fee forms to request application waivers from higher education institutions.

Registering with Fee Waivers

If you are eligible, you are entitled to use fee waivers to cover the cost of two SAT Reasoning Test registrations and two Subject Test registrations (for a maximum of six Subject Tests). Fee waiver cards are specific to the type of test you select when registering. Be sure to use the card that matches the test you select.

If you wish to register online and are eligible, your counselor will give you a fee-waiver card. This card will have a 12-digit number on it. The first six characters will be handwritten by your counselor; the other six are the preprinted fee-waiver identification number. Together, these numbers make up your fee-waiver code. When you are asked to enter your fee-waiver code during online registration, enter the entire 12-digit code. This code can only be used once. 2006-07 fee-waiver cards can be used for online registration through August 13, 2007.

To register by mail using a fee waiver, obtain an SAT Registration Booklet along with a signed fee-waiver card from your counselor. Make sure the information on your fee-waiver card is complete, with all necessary signatures; you cannot register for the test without a completed card. Mail the entire fee-waiver card in the same envelope as your completed Registration Form by the regular registration deadline. Your Registration Form will be returned to you if the fee-waiver card is missing or improperly completed, and your registration will be delayed.

Waiving College Application Fees

If you use SAT Reasoning Test or SAT Subject Test fee waivers and plan to enter college in fall of 2007 you are eligible to receive up to four Request for Waiver of College Application Fee forms from your counselor. These forms notify participating colleges that you have participated in the SAT Program Fee-Waiver Service and request that they consider waiving their application fees. To use a form, first make sure the college will accept it, then mail the completed, signed form with your college application.

Note: An institution listed in the directory is not obligated to waive its application fee for every fee-waiver user who applies. Please speak to the admissions staff at each institution before enclosing the form with your application.