Test date
August 22, 2026
Test time
7:45 a.m. local time
Registration
Closed
Scheduled score release
September 4, 2026
August SAT was held on August 22
The August 2026 SAT was administered on Saturday, August 22, at 7:45 a.m. local time, according to College Board’s official test-date page. Registration for this administration has closed.
The notice does not state a test fee or announce any fee change.
Related: SAT fee waiver codes switch to FW26 after August 13, College Board says
Bluebook setup and admission ticket
College Board instructed registered students to log in to Bluebook during the week before test day, complete exam setup, and obtain an admission ticket. The ticket could be printed or sent by email.
Students who still need to review the test-day information should use the official August 22 test-date page.
- Log in to Bluebook.
- Complete exam setup.
- Obtain the admission ticket and keep a printed or emailed copy.
Related: August 22 SAT: Admission Ticket and Bluebook Exam Setup Window Is Open
August 22 SAT scores are scheduled for September 4
College Board lists September 4, 2026, as the score-release date for students who took the August 22 SAT. As of August 24, the August test-date page indicates that scores are still “coming soon.”
No official SAT answer key, test-date change, or fee or policy change was identified in the August 18–24 reporting window.
// FAQ
When were scores for the August 22, 2026 SAT scheduled to be released?
College Board lists September 4, 2026, as the score-release date.
Was registration still open for the August 22 SAT?
No. College Board’s test-date page states that registration for this test has closed.
How did students get their admission ticket?
Registered students were instructed to complete Bluebook setup during the week before the test and obtain an admission ticket that could be printed or emailed.
Editorial note
This article is based on the relevant official body's announcements. Dates and processes can change, so always confirm the latest details with the official source.