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What does it mean to self-report scores?

Lots of costs come up when applying to college. Application fees and SAT and ACT registration costs are some of the more obvious ones. Another cost racks up the more colleges you apply to: fees for sending your scores to colleges.

You have to send score reports to each college, one per school. Both the SAT and ACT offer 4 free score reports, but there are additional fees for extra score reports. The cost is $12 per score report for the SAT and $13 per test date per report for the ACT. It adds up!

In an attempt to lessen the financial burden of applying to college, an increasing number of colleges and universities allow you to self-report your scores. Official score reports aren’t required until you’re accepted. Here’s a list of 178 schools that allow you to self-report your SAT and ACT scores.

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  1. Agnes Scott College
  2. Albright College
  3. Amherst College
  4. Appalachian State University
  5. Augustana College
  6. Babson College
  7. Barnard College
  8. Bates College
  9. Baylor University
  10. Beloit College
  11. Bentley University
  12. Binghamton University (SUNY)
  13. Birmingham-Southern College
  14. Bowdoin College
  15. Brandeis University
  16. Brown University
  17. Bucknell University
  18. Butler University
  19. Caltech
  20. Carleton College
  21. Carroll College
  22. Carthage College
  23. Case Western Reserve University
  24. Catawba College
  25. Champlain College
  26. Chapman University
  27. Claremont McKenna College
  28. Clark University
  29. Clarkson University
  30. Colby College
  31. Colgate University
  32. College of Charleston
  33. College of the Holy Cross
  34. College of William & Mary
  35. Colorado College
  36. Colorado School of Mines
  37. Columbia University
  38. Concordia College – Moorhead
  39. Connecticut College
  40. Cornell University
  41. Creighton University
  42. Davidson College
  43. Denison University
  44. DePaul University
  45. DePauw University
  46. Dickinson College
  47. Duke University
  48. Eckerd College
  49. Elon University
  50. Emory University
  51. Fairfield University
  52. Florida Atlantic University
  53. Florida State University
  54. Fordham University
  55. Franklin & Marshall College
  56. Franklin College
  57. Franklin Pierce University
  58. George Mason University
  59. Georgia Tech
  60. Gettysburg College
  61. Guilford College
  62. Hamilton College
  63. Hampden-Sydney College (VA)
  64. Harvard College
  65. Harvey Mudd College
  66. Haverford College
  67. Hollins University
  68. Illinois State University
  69. Indiana University
  70. Iowa State University
  71. Johns Hopkins University
  72. Kansas State University
  73. Kenyon College
  74. Lafayette College
  75. Lamar University
  76. Lawrence University
  77. Lehigh University
  78. Lenoir-Rhyne University
  79. Lewis & Clark College
  80. Louisiana State University
  81. Loyola Marymount University
  82. Loyola University Chicago
  83. Macalester College
  84. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  85. Miami University (OH)
  86. Michigan State University
  87. Middlebury College
  88. Millsaps College
  89. Mount Holyoke
  90. Muhlenberg College
  91. NC State University
  92. New College of Florida
  93. Northeastern University
  94. Northern Arizona University
  95. Northwestern University
  96. NYIT (New York Inst of Technology)
  97. Oberlin College
  98. Occidental College
  99. Old Dominion University
  100. Olin College of Engineering
  101. Pacific Lutheran University
  102. Pomona College
  103. Providence College
  104. Purdue University
  105. Quinnipiac University
  106. Reed College
  107. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
  108. Rice University
  109. Rochester Institute of Technology
  110. Roger Williams University
  111. Saint Anselm College
  112. Saint Louis University
  113. Santa Clara University
  114. Sarah Lawrence College
  115. Scripps College
  116. Seattle University
  117. Sewanee (The University of the South)
  118. Shenandoah University
  119. Southern Methodist University
  120. Southwestern University
  121. St. Edward’s University
  122. St. Lawrence University
  123. St. Olaf College
  124. Stanford University
  125. Stevens Institute of Technology
  126. Stevenson University
  127. Suffolk University
  128. SUNY Oswego
  129. Susquehanna University
  130. Swarthmore College
  131. Texas Christian University
  132. The College of Wooster
  133. The University of Oklahoma
  134. Trinity University
  135. Tufts University
  136. Tulane University
  137. UMass Lowell
  138. UNC Chapel Hill
  139. UNC Charlotte
  140. Union College
  141. University of California system
  142. University of Chicago
  143. University of Delaware
  144. University of Hawaii, Manoa
  145. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
  146. University of Iowa
  147. University of Kansas
  148. University of Miami
  149. University of Michigan (2020-21)
  150. University of Minnesota
  151. University of Nebraska system
  152. University of Northern Iowa
  153. University of Notre Dame
  154. University of Pennsylvania
  155. University of Portland
  156. University of Puget Sound
  157. University of Redlands
  158. University of Richmond
  159. University of Rochester
  160. University of San Francisco
  161. University of South Carolina
  162. University of St. Thomas
  163. University of Tulsa
  164. University of Virginia
  165. University of Wisconsin, Madison
  166. Valparaiso University
  167. Vanderbilt University
  168. Villanova University
  169. Virginia Tech
  170. Washington & Lee University
  171. Washington U in St. Louis
  172. Wellesley College
  173. Western Michigan University
  174. Whitman College
  175. Whitworth University
  176. Williams College
  177. Worcester Polytechnic Institute
  178. Yale University

Be sure to check out admissions websites for more information.