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How Can Singapore Students Cancel SAT Scores?

Did you know? College Board has separate official instructions for cancelling SAT Weekend scores and SAT School Day scores. A student in Singapore should first identify which administration they took, because the route and deadline are not interchangeable.

For SAT Weekend, College Board currently says the cancellation must be completed no later than 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time one week after the test date. Singapore is many hours ahead of Eastern Time, so convert the deadline carefully and leave time for account or connection problems.

Score cancellation is permanent: College Board says cancelled scores cannot be reinstated or reported to the student or institutions. It also differs from cancelling a future test registration, choosing which available scores to send, or withholding an AP score. Check the action name before confirming anything.

Quick route: choose the official source · check administration and deadline · take the next step

Which College Board source should you use?

Your situationOfficial sourceCheck immediately
SAT taken on a weekendCancel SAT Weekend scoresTest date and Eastern Time deadline
SAT taken through schoolAdditional score activitiesOpen the School Day instructions, not the Weekend route
Problem on test daySAT contact and test-day guidanceWhether reporting a problem and cancelling scores are separate actions
Match the instructions to the administration shown in the student’s College Board account.

College Board’s current Weekend instructions route students through My SAT and the specific administration under My Scores. Read the cancellation agreement displayed in the account before completing it.

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What should students check before cancelling?

Confirm the exact test administration

Use the date and administration type in the account. Weekend and School Day instructions have different time windows. Do not rely on a friend’s deadline or a search snippet without opening the official page.

Understand the scope of cancellation

College Board’s contact guidance says cancellation generally covers all tests taken on that day, with an exception described for equipment malfunction. If a technical incident affected the test, use the current problem-reporting instructions as well as checking the cancellation route.

Do not confuse cancellation with score sending

Deciding not to send a score immediately is not the same as permanently cancelling it. Before taking an irreversible step, check the score-reporting policy of each university and whether the institution requires all sittings, accepts a selection, or retrieves scores through another process.

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What should you do next?

  1. Identify Weekend or School Day and note the test date.
  2. Open the matching College Board cancellation page.
  3. Convert the stated Eastern Time deadline to Singapore time.
  4. Read the agreement and complete the official account steps only if permanent cancellation is intended.

For related planning, read the official SAT score-sending guide, the archived SAT score guide, and the overseas admission-test guide.

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Where Can ITE Students Find Module Results and Review Information? · Where Can Singapore Students Change an SAT Test Date or Test Centre? · How Can Singapore Students Cancel ACT Scores?

Sources reviewed: 27 October 2026. College Board can revise account steps and deadlines; use the page for the student’s actual administration.

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