Global NavigationCollegeBoard Logo SAT HomePracticeRegisterScoresAbout the TestsHelpStore SAT Fee Waivers What are they, and who is eligible? Register Next Tests: 6/7 Fee Waiver RegistrationsWaiving College Application Fees Are test fees a barrier for you when it comes to testing and applying to college? You may want to see if you qualify for a fee waiver. We offer fee waivers to help lower-income students pay for the SAT and SAT Subject TestsＴ. Download this checklist to guide you through the process. Learn more about the SAT Fee-Waiver service by having a look at our Guidelines for Students and Families (also available in Spanish). How to obtain a fee waiver Your high school counselor or an authorized community-based organization can give you a waiver if you qualify. Are you home schooled? You can request a fee waiver from the counselor at your local public high school. How do I know if I am eligible? High school students in the U.S. or U.S. territories who can't afford to pay test fees may be eligible for SAT fee waivers. Fee waivers can be used for the SAT and SAT Subject Tests. U.S. citizens living outside the U.S. may also qualify for a fee waiver. Students must be in 11th or 12th grade to use an SAT fee waiver, or in 9th to 12th grade to use a Subject Test fee waiver. To be eligible, you must meet at least one of the requirements below: Enrollment in or eligible to participate in the Federal Free and Reduced Price Lunch program (FRPL). Annual family income falls within the Income Eligibility Guidelines set by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service. Enrollment in a federal, state, or local program that aids students from low-income families (e.g. Federal TRIO programs such as Upward Bound). Family receives public assistance. Lives in federally subsidized public housing, a foster home or is homeless. A ward of the state or an orphan. More than just a fee waiver No matter your financial situation, college is within reach. Attending a four-year college means you'll have more career options in the future. You'll also have the opportunity to meet a diverse group of people, study subjects you love, and uncover your passions and talents. A fee waiver can help you realize your college dreams, since taking the SATＹ is an important step on the road to college. Using an SAT fee waiver gives you access to a ton of great benefits you can read about below. What does a fee waiver cover? Your SAT fee waiver covers 100% of the registration fees for a single test date. You can use up to two waivers for the SAT and up to two waivers for the SAT Subject TestsＴ. That's a total of four fee waivers (up to three subject tests per test date). Everyone gets four free score sends with registration. When you use a waiver, you can also send four additional score reports (worth a total of $44) to the colleges of your choice at any time for free. Most colleges charge an application fee. As a fee waiver recipient, you can obtain up to four requests to waive college application fees from your counselor. Many four-year and two-year colleges accept application waivers ? view a list of schools that participate in the College Application Fee waiver process. College is totally within your reach, and application waivers can help you get there. Get a $40 discount on The Official SAT Online CourseＴ when you order it during online registration. Choose either the Question-and-Answer Service or the Student Answer Service (for the SAT only), and get it FREE when you order during registration. Register for the SATＹ using your fee waiver During registration: Indicate that you are paying with a fee waiver and enter the entire 12-digit code from your fee-waiver card. If you are registering by paper don't forget to enclose the fee-waiver card in the envelope. Consider the online course. We have tons of free practice materials ? but if you want more practice, save $40 on The Official SAT Online CourseＴ when you order it during online registration. Remember to send your scores to colleges! Order either the Question-and-Answer Service or the Student Answer Service. Getting ready for the test We have a ton of free and affordable practice resources to help you get ready for the big day. Check them out and keep using them?you'll improve your skills and boost your confidence by becoming more familiar with the test format and the types of questions you can expect to see. Here＊s what you can find and do on our website: Create your own personalized SAT Study Plan. Take a free, full-length Official SAT Practice Test. See how you score ? and get detailed answer explanations to help you better understand which skills to improve. You can take the test online or print it out. Check out The Official SAT Question of the DayＴ to answer one SAT question a day (you can even get it daily via Twitter (@SATQuestion) or download the free app). Check out our Test Day Tips and Policies so you know what to expect on test day. Did you take the PSAT/NMSQTＹ? Sign in to My College QuickStartＴ. You can review your previous test performance and follow a personalized study plan that fits with the lessons in The Official SAT Online CourseＴ. Use SAT Skills InsightＴ to discover how to boost your skills in challenging areas. Try Answers Imagined to discover creative ways to approach tough questions ? you might surprise yourself! Want more practice? If you haven't already bought The Official SAT Online CourseＴ at a discount, order The Official SAT Study Guide: Second Edition. It has 10 official practice tests, free online access to answer explanations, hundreds of practice questions and helpful tips. 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