Does anyone in LCPS have their 2022 PSAT scores yet?

[Anonymous]

Still waiting here.

[Anonymous]

Nope. I have a 9th grader and she’s supposed to be able to access her scores electronically but no one will explain how we log in. Her normal username and password do not work.

[Anonymous]

That's frsutrating. She's trying her College Board account?

[Anonymous]

My kid was saying yesterday that kids at school had their scores. I was able to look up his score yesterday, even though it said scores would be available 12/6.

[Anonymous]

All we can see is the score from last year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nope. I have a 9th grader and she’s supposed to be able to access her scores electronically but no one will explain how we log in. Her normal username and password do not work.

The login is at College Board, for which the account might not have been set up yet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nope. I have a 9th grader and she’s supposed to be able to access her scores electronically but no one will explain how we log in. Her normal username and password do not work.

The login is at College Board, for which the account might not have been set up yet.

Thanks, she was somehow able to figure it out. Its confusing though because the score is not out of 1600. Is there a way to convert it or figure out what it means?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nope. I have a 9th grader and she’s supposed to be able to access her scores electronically but no one will explain how we log in. Her normal username and password do not work.

The login is at College Board, for which the account might not have been set up yet.

Thanks, she was somehow able to figure it out. Its confusing though because the score is not out of 1600. Is there a way to convert it or figure out what it means?

The percentile should be listed on the score page.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nope. I have a 9th grader and she’s supposed to be able to access her scores electronically but no one will explain how we log in. Her normal username and password do not work.

The login is at College Board, for which the account might not have been set up yet.

Thanks, she was somehow able to figure it out. Its confusing though because the score is not out of 1600. Is there a way to convert it or figure out what it means?

The percentile should be listed on the score page.

Yes we have that but the raw score is not out of 1600, it’s out of 1440 because it’s the 8th/9th grade PSAT. So the score seems kind of meaningless anyway.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nope. I have a 9th grader and she’s supposed to be able to access her scores electronically but no one will explain how we log in. Her normal username and password do not work.

The login is at College Board, for which the account might not have been set up yet.

Thanks, she was somehow able to figure it out. Its confusing though because the score is not out of 1600. Is there a way to convert it or figure out what it means?

The percentile should be listed on the score page.

Yes we have that but the raw score is not out of 1600, it’s out of 1440 because it’s the 8th/9th grade PSAT. So the score seems kind of meaningless anyway.

The percentile is for the score out of 1440. Not 1600.

[Anonymous]

Maybe divide the score by 9 and multiply by 10.
However, I think the SAT scoring has a curve that boosts scores beyond the raw score.