Table of Contents

1. Fees for SAT Registration

1.1. Additional Fees for SAT Registration

2. How Much Does It Cost To Send SAT Scores?

3. How Much Is The SAT Cost For Foreign Students?

3.1. Extra Fees for Foreign Students

3.2. Other SAT Testing Fees You Should Be Aware Of

3.3. Policy on Refunds – SAT Test Cancellation Policy

3.4. Fees for Re-Testing

3.5. Do Fee Waivers Affect the SAT Cost?

4. The Verdict

If you are a student living in a place other than the United States, you will have to pay an additional enrollment fee depending on where you live, as the SAT applies the international registration costs of $55 along with the non-US regional tax.

For the Europe/Eurasia and South/Central Asia regions, the cost will be $55 plus $49, for a total of $104.

Some international test centres might also require an additional fee of $24.

• You pay a $25 SAT fee for changing your test center.
• You pay a $25 fee if you cancel your registration before the deadline.
• You pay a $35 cancellation fee if you cancel your registration after the deadline but before the test date.
• You pay a $30 late registration fee if you register after the standard deadline but before the late registration date.
• There is a $53 waiting fee; this only happens if you’re on the SAT waitlist and are accepted to the test facility on the day of your exam.

When you register for the SAT, you can submit four score reports to universities for free; this is a quick and easy method to send your test results to universities and scholarship programs. Plus, it’s free until 11:59 p.m. EST nine days after you take the exam.

For International Students taking the SAT, the usual SAT Registration Fee of $55 remains unchanged, plus an extra Non-U.S. Regional Fee.

• $55 + $49 for Europe and Eurasia
• $55 + $47 for the Middle East and North Africa
• $55 + $43 for the Americas
• $55 + $49 for South and Central Asia
• Sub-Saharan Africa: $55 + $43
• $55 + $53 for East Asia/Pacific
• The Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, and Palau are excluded.

International students may be charged an additional $24 fee at specific exam locations. To check your location, go to the College Board website.

Unfortunately, many students may take the SAT without knowing fundamental SAT score reporting and mailing services. Some of the minor costs of SAT are listed below.

Because the College Board does not guarantee full refunds on SAT test cancellations, regardless of how early you try to cancel your registration, it’s important to be certain about your SAT preparations). If you contact the College Board at least five days before the event, you may be eligible for a $10 refund.

While many students take the SAT twice or thrice, the cost of SAT for each extra exam remains the same. You must pay the $55 Registration Fee and any extra fees for the services you requested.

Fee exemptions allow you to take the SAT for free two times while still receiving additional bonuses.

How much you pay for the SAT test will be determined by various factors, including where you live (the United States or another country), your family’s financial situation, and how you want your score reports and results delivered. Contact your high school guidance counselor or career advisor to find out how much the SAT will cost for you. They should be able to assist you through the registration process.