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2019-20SAT SCHOOL DAYStudent AnswerSheet InstructionsThis guide will help you fill out your SAT School Day answersheet—including where to send your four free score reports.Be sure to record your answers to the questions on theanswer sheet. Answers that are marked in this booklet will notbe counted.If your school has placed a personalized label on youranswer sheet, some of your information may have alreadybeen provided. You may not need to answer every question.Your instructor will read aloud and direct you to fill out theappropriate questions.ConfidentialityYour high school, school district, and state may receive yourresponses to some of the questions. Institutions that receiveyour SAT information are required to keep it confidential and tofollow College Board guidelines for using information. See theSAT School Day Student Guide for more details, including howto opt out of Student Search Service if you change your mind.Demographic and Nontest Questions1. First and Last Name This field is required for scoring.2. Testing Location This field is required for scoring.3. School This field is required and will be used to validateyour school if a processing exception occurs.4. School Code This field is required and will be provided byyour teacher or counselor on test day. It is a College Boardidentifier representing your school.5. Student Identification This field is your student IDnumber. (Do not provide your Social Security Number.) Yourinstructor will indicate whether you need to complete thisfield. If required, it is used to assist in reporting your scoresto your school, district, and state.6. Grade Level This field is required to validate your answersheet for scoring.7. Date of Birth This field is required to validate your answersheet for scoring.8. Gender This field is required to validate your answer sheetfor scoring.9. Test Type Fill in the appropriate bubble for whether youare taking the SAT with Essay or the SAT (without Essay).10–13. Home/Mailing Address These fields are optional butrecommended. Your home or mailing address is used toassist College Board in matching your answer sheet to yourCollege Board record. (If you are homeschooled, you needto provide this information so that we can mail you a copy ofyour score report.) College Board may contact you regardingthis test, and your address will be added to your record. Ifyou also opt in to Student Search Service (Field 16), youraddress will be shared with eligible colleges, universities,scholarships, and other educational programs.If you live on a U.S. military base, in Field 10, fill in your boxnumber or other designation. Next, in Field 11, fill in the letters“APO” or “FPO.” In Field 12, find the “U.S. Military Bases/Territories” section, and fill in the bubble for the two-lettercode posted for you. In Field 13, fill in your zip code.Otherwise, for Field 10, fill in your street address:Include your apartment number if you have one.Indicate a space in your address by leaving a blank boxand filling in the corresponding bubble. If your address has a slash mark or hyphen, write it inthe box and fill in the corresponding bubble.Use these street address abbreviations to fill in Field 10:Apartment APTNorthwest NWAvenue AVEParkway PKYBoulevard BLVDPlace PLCircle CIRPost Office POCourt CTRoad RDDrive DRRoute RTEast ESecond 2NDExpressway EXPYSouth SFirst 1STSoutheast SEFort FTSouthwest SWFourth 4THSquare SQHeights HTSStreet STHighway HWYTerrace TERMount MTThird 3RDNorth NWest WNortheast NENext, enter your city in Field 11.If you live in the United States or U.S. territories, fill in thestate or territory bubble in Field 12 and your zip or postalcode in Field 13, starting at the beginning of the field.If you live outside the United States or its territories, leaveField 12 blank and fill in your postal code in Field 13. 14. Country Code Leave this field blank unless you live outsidethe United States or its territories. If you live outside theUnited States or its territories, fill in Field 14 with the countrycode that your instructor has provided for you.15. Score Reporting Your instructor will give you directionsfor using the Score Reporting Code List to complete thisfield to send your scores to colleges, universities, andscholarships. This field is optional.SAT School DayStudent Answer Sheet Instructions1
How Answering Questions 16 and 19–39 Helps YouWe strongly recommend that you answer Questions16 and 19–39, which are optional, because your answers: Guide your counselors and college admission officers inhelping you plan your future.Help College Board ensure that the SAT is fair andaccurate for all students.Provide information to colleges and universities tocreate a picture of the academic preparation, extra- andcocurricular involvement, and post-high-school plans ofyour graduating class.16. Student Search Service Student Search Serviceis a free, voluntary program that connects studentswith information about educational and financial aidopportunities from eligible colleges, universities,scholarships, and other educational programs. Whenyou opt in to Student Search Service, the informationthat you have provided on your answer sheet and scoreranges from your College Board exams may be shared withcolleges, universities, and scholarships that are interestedin students like you. Also, if you opt in, your email addresswill be included in your College Board student record.College Board does not share your telephone number oractual test score as part of this service. If you choose toopt in to Student Search Service, please mark “yes” onyour answer sheet. By marking “Yes,” you understand thatyour responses on the answer sheet to Questions 17, 19,23, 25–34, and 38 may be shared with eligible colleges,universities, scholarships, and other educational programsthat participate in Student Search Service. Also, if youprepare a college list on BigFuture, we may share that list, orpart of the list. Would you like us to supply your informationfor these purposes? Fill in “Yes” if you wish to share yourinformation through Student Search Service. Otherwise, fillin “No.” If you leave Question 16 blank and have previouslyopted to participate in Student Search Service, we willcontinue providing your information until you opt out.17. Email Address Email address is optional. If you decideto provide an email address, fill in the bubble to indicatewhether the address is yours or a parent’s/guardian’s.If provided, the email address will be used to deliverreminders about test programs, test-preparationstrategies, and score availability. If you opted in to StudentSearch Service, your email address will be added to yourCollege Board student record. If you supply a parent’s orguardian’s email, it will only be used by College Board toprovide updates on test programs.18. Mobile Number This field is optional. If provided, youagree to receive text messages from College Boardabout test programs for which you are registered, aboutparticipating in research surveys, and/or about receivingfree college planning services.Instructions for Questions 19–20 Use these instructionsand options to answer each question. Questions 19 and 20are optional.19. Racial/Ethnic Group If you have a personalized label onyour answer sheet that includes this information, pleasereview and confirm that the information is correct. If youbelieve there is an error, you can update your answersheet with the correct information.Answer both questions about Hispanic origin and aboutrace. For these questions, Hispanic, Latino, or Spanishorigins are separate from race.2SAT School DayStudent Answer Sheet InstructionsA. Are you of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin?(You may mark all that apply.)a. No, not of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin (A-A)b. Yes, Cuban (A-B)c. Yes, Mexican (A-C)d. Yes, Puerto Rican (A-D)e. Yes, another Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin(A-E)B. What is your race? (You may mark all that apply.)a. American Indian or Alaska Native (B-A)b. Asian (including Indian subcontinent andPhilippines origin) (B-B)c. Black or African American (including African andAfro-Caribbean origin) (B-C)d. Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander (B-D)e. White (including Middle Eastern origin) (B-E)20. Language Background Answer both questions aboutyour language background.A. What language did you learn to speak first?(Mark only one.)a. English onlyb. English and another languagec. Another languageB. What language do you know best? (Mark only one.)a. Englishb. English and another languagec. Another languageSpecial Questions (21–22) Use these instructions and optionsto answer each question. Questions 21 and 22 are optional.21. Parents’/Guardians’ Level of Education Indicate thehighest level of education of your parent/guardian. Ifyou have two parents/guardians, indicate the level ofeducation for your other parent/guardian in the bubblesthat correspond with “B.”A. Parent/Guardian 1a. Grade schoolb. Some high schoolc. High school diploma or equivalentd. Vocational or trade schoole. Some collegef. Associate or two-year degreeg. Bachelor’s or four-year degreeh. Some graduate or professional schooli. Graduate or professional degreeB. Parent/Guardian 2a. Grade schoolb. Some high schoolc. High school diploma or equivalentd. Vocational or trade schoole. Some collegef. Associate or two-year degreeg. Bachelor’s or four-year degreeh. Some graduate or professional schooli. Graduate or professional degree
22. Military Relation Please indicate if you have a parent orguardian in the military. Mark all that apply.A. I have a parent/guardian who is on active duty in theU.S. military.B. I have a parent/guardian who is in the National Guardor the Reserves.C. I have a parent/guardian who was in the U.S. militarybut is not serving now.D. Neither of my parents/guardians has a currentmilitary connection.Turn to page 11 of the answer sheet (page 8 if you areusing a large-block answer sheet). Fields 23–39 areoptional but recommended.Coursework and High School Activities (23–27) Thesequestions ask about activities that reflect your abilities andinterests and your best estimate of your academic progress.In the coursework question (Field 27), indicate planned orcompleted areas of study.23. High School Activities Mark up to 10 activities under thegrade(s) in which you participated or plan to participate.Include both school-sponsored and extracurricularactivities. Fill in the “Officer/Award” column if you’ve beena leader or won special recognition (examples: teamcaptain, prize for writing, state orchestra). Or, fill in “I havenot participated in any of the above activities.”A. Academic honor societyB. Athletics: IntramuralC. Athletics: VarsityD. Career-oriented activityE. Community or service activityF. Dance activity or clubG. Debating or public speakingH. Ethnic or cross-cultural activityI. Foreign exchange or study abroadJ. Foreign language activityK. Government or political activityL. Journalism or literary activityM. Junior ROTCN. Religious activityO. Science or math activityP. School spirit activityQ. Theater activityR. Work: co-op programS. Other activity I have not participated in any of the above activities.24. Self-Rating How do you think you compare with otherpeople your own age in the following three areas ofability? For each area, fill in one of the four ratings. Youranswers to this question won’t be included on scorereports sent to colleges. Mathematics Science Writing25. Grade Point Average Indicate your cumulative gradepoint average for all academic subjects in high school. Ifyou don’t know your exact grade point average, give yourbest estimate.A. A (97–100)G. C (77–79)B. A (93–96)H. C (73–76)C. A– (90–92)I. C– (70–72)D. B (87–89)J. D (67–69)E. B (83–86)K. D (65–66)F. B– (80–82)L. E or F (below 65)26. Expected High School Graduation Date Fill in theappropriate bubble for the month when you expect tograduate from high school. Then enter the last two digitsof the year, and fill in the appropriate bubbles.27. Coursework For the courses listed under Math, Science,Languages, English/Language Arts, and Social Studies,do the following: For each year of school, go down the list of coursesand fill in the ones you took in that year. If you took anhonors, Advanced Placement (AP ), or dual enrollmentcourse in a subject, fill in the bubble in that column,too. (Dual enrollment courses offer both high schooland postsecondary credits for the same course.) Next, if applicable, fill in courses you plan to take. Finally, go down the list and mark the bubble in the“None” column for courses you haven’t taken anddon’t plan to take in high school.College Plans (28–39) If you have any plans for what kindof college you’d like to go to, let us know by answering thesequestions on the back page of your answer sheet (or nextpage if you are using a large-block answer sheet).28. College Setting (You may mark more than one answer toeach question.)A. What college setting(s) do you prefer?a. Large city or metropolitan areab. Medium-size cityc. Small city or townd. Suburban communitye. Ruralf. UndecidedB. Where would you like to go to college?a. Close to homeb. In my home statec. In a state bordering mined. Beyond states bordering minee. Outside the United Statesf. Undecided29. College Size What size college(s) are you thinking ofattending? (You may mark more than one answer.)A. Fewer than 2,000 studentsB. About 2,000 to 5,000 studentsC. About 5,000 to 10,000 studentsD. About 10,000 to 15,000 studentsE. About 15,000 to 20,000 studentsF. More than 20,000 studentsG. UndecidedSAT School DayStudent Answer Sheet Instructions3
30. College Type Fill in the appropriate bubble(s) to indicatethe type of college or university you’re considering. (Youmay mark more than one answer to each question.)A. What type(s) of institution are you interested inattending?a. Four-year college or universityb. Two-year community or junior collegec. Vocational/technical schoold. Undecidede. NoneB. Which of the following are you considering?a. Public university, state college, or community collegeb. Private university, college, or junior college (notreligiously affiliated)c. Private religiously affiliated university, college, orjunior colleged. UndecidedC. Which type(s) of college are you considering?a. All women or all menb. Coeducationalc. Undecided31. College Housing Where do you plan to live during yourfirst year in college?A. At homeB. Off-campus housingC. On-campus housingD. I don’t know32. College Program and Activities Which activities are youinterested in pursuing in college? (You may mark morethan one.)A. ArtB. Athletics: Intramural or club sportsC. Athletics: Varsity sportsD. Community or service organizationE. Cooperative work or internship programF. DanceG. Debating or public speakingH. Departmental organization (club within my major)I. Drama or theaterJ. Environmental or ecology activityK. Ethnic activity or clubL. Foreign study or study-abroad programM. Fraternity, sorority, or social clubN. Honors program or independent studyO. Journalism or literary activityP. Music: Instrumental performanceQ. Music: Vocal performanceR. Religious activityS. Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (Army ROTC, AirForce ROTC, or Navy ROTC)T. Student governmentU. None of the above4SAT School DayStudent Answer Sheet Instructions33. College Majors You don’t need to know what yourcollege major will be—just indicate three majors or areasof study that interest you. Use the College Majors byAcademic Area of Study list that follows to fill in the codenumbers and corresponding bubbles. If you’re not sure,please fill in number 999 (Undecided).34. Degree Goal What is the highest level of education youplan to complete? (Mark only one answer.)A. Specialized training or certificate programB. Two-year Associate of Arts or Associate of Sciencedegree (such as A.A., A.A.S., or A.S.)C. Bachelor’s degree (such as B.A. or B.S.)D. Master’s degree (such as M.A., MBA, or M.S.)E. Doctoral or related degree (such as Ph.D., J.D., M.D.,or D.V.M.)F. OtherG. Undecided35. Advanced Placement Fill in “Yes” if you plan to applyfor AP credit for courses in any of the following subjects.Otherwise, fill in “No.” Art Biology Chemistry Computer Science English Foreign Languages36. Sports Select up to six sports you have participated inor plan to participate in, or fill in “I have not participated inany of the above sports.”A. BaseballJ. LacrosseB. BasketballK. SoccerC. BowlingL. SoftballD. CheerleadingM. SwimmingE. Cross-countryN. TennisF. Field hockeyO. Track and fieldG. FootballP. VolleyballH. GolfQ. WrestlingI. GymnasticsR. Other I have not participated in any of the above sports.37. Part-Time Job Do you plan to look for a part-time jobwhile in college?A. YesB. NoC. I don’t know38. Financial Aid Do you plan to apply for financial aid?A. YesB. NoC. I don’t know
39. Arts and Music Select the art and music subjects and/or courses you have taken or plan to take, plus relatedactivities. (You may mark more than one.)A. No coursework or experience in this areaB. Acting or the production of a playC. Art history or art appreciationD. DanceE. Drama or theater for appreciationF. Music history, theory, or appreciationG. Music: instrumental, or vocal performanceH. Photography or filmmakingI. Studio art and designFields A–D and Certification Statement On test day, youwill complete the remaining fields on the answer sheet. Leavethese blank until your instructor directs you to complete them.Fields A–C (Form Code, Test ID, and Test Book Serial Number)are required on test day in order to score your test. FieldD (Testing Room Code) is optional, and your teacher orcounselor will indicate if it should be completed.Certification Statement: Your signature demonstratesthat you are the person providing the information and youagree to the conditions provided in the SAT School DayStudent Guide.College Majors by Academic Area of Study (for Field 33)Agriculture, AgricultureOperations, and RelatedSciences 100· Agricultural businessand management 101· Agroecology/sustainableagriculture 109· Agronomy and cropscience 102· Animal sciences103121· City/urban, community, andregional planning 123· Environmental design124125Area, Ethnic, Cultural,Gender, and GroupStudies 140· Ethnic, cultural minority,gender, and groupstudies 142Biological and BiomedicalSciences 160· Biology/biologicalsciences, general 161162163164· Botany/plant biology171Business Management,Marketing, and RelatedSupport Services 200· Accounting and relatedservices 201165· Human resourcesmanagement andservices 212· Computer systemsnetworking andtelecommunications· Hotel, motel, and restaurantmanagement 225· Insurance213· International business· Business/managerialeconomics 205· Business statistics· Constructionmanagement 207214· Investments andsecurities 215· Management informationsystems/services 217· Marketing/marketingmanagement 218206· Communication andmedia studies 252· Digital communication andmedia/multimedia 253· Photojournalism255· Public relations,advertising, and appliedcommunication 270· Radio and television208· Finance and financialmanagement services235219254209· General sales,merchandising, and relatedmarketing operations 210257Computer and InformationSciences and SupportServices 300· Artificial intelligence· Computerprogramming302· Computer science307306· Information sciences/studies 308· Modeling, virtualenvironments, andsimulation 310Construction TradesEducation· Transportation/mobilitymanagement 220· Journalism· Data processing· Carpentry/carpenter· Project management· Real estate· Computer systemsanalysis 305· Information technologyproject management 309Communication,Journalism, and RelatedPrograms 250202· Administrative assistantand secretarialscience 203· Fashionmerchandising· Computer software andmedia applications 304· Meeting and eventplanning 230· Zoology/animalbiology 175· Actuarial science· Hospitality administration/management 211· Labor and industrialrelations 216· Business administration,management, andoperations 204141· Biotechnology185· Radiation biology/radiobiology 174· Architectural technology/technician 122· Biophysics· Marine biologyand biologicaloceanography 169· Physiology, pathology, andrelated sciences 173Architecture and RelatedServices 120· Biochemistry168· Pharmacology andtoxicology 172108· Area studies167· Neuroscience· Food science andtechnology 107· Landscapearchitecture· Genetics· Molecular biology· Equestrian/equinestudies 105· Architecture· EcologyMicrobiological Sciencesand Immunology 170· Applied horticulture/horticultural businessservices 104· Soil sciences· Cell/cellular biology andanatomical sciences 166301303SAT School Day390400391· Adult and continuingeducation andteaching 401· Agricultural teachereducation 402· Art teacher education· Bilingual, multilingual,and multiculturaleducation 404403· Business teachereducation 405· Early childhood educationand teaching 407· Educational administrationand supervision 408· Education/teaching of thegifted and talented 416· Elementary educationand teaching 417· English/language artsteacher education 418· Family and consumersciences/home economicsteacher education 419· Health teachereducation 420Student Answer Sheet Instructions5
· Higher education/higher educationadministration 421· Engineeringmechanics 460· Junior high/intermediate/middle school educationand teaching 422· Kindergarten/preschool educationand teaching 423· Materials engineering· Physical education teachingand coaching 426· Psychology teachereducation 427· Science teacher education/general science teachereducation 429· Secondary educationand teaching 430· Social science teachereducation 431· Student counseling andpersonnel services 433· Teaching English asa second or foreignlanguage/ESL languageinstructor 434· Technology teachereducation/industrial artsteacher education 435450· Aerospace,aeronautical, and spaceengineering 451452465466· Mining and mineralengineering 468· Naval architecture andmarine engineering 469· Nuclear engineering· Ocean engineering472· Surveyingengineering473470471· Biological/biosystemsengineering 480· Bioengineeringand biomedicalengineering 454· Chemical engineering456· Computer engineering,general 457500· Drafting/design engineeringtechnologies 502· German language andliterature 557· Computer engineeringtechnology 501· Electrical engineeringtechnologies 511· Robotics technology· Telecommunicationstechnology 509516· Engineering chemistry 485· Creative writing· English literature (Britishand Commonwealth) 523Student Answer Sheet Instructions559· Spanish language andliterature 561Health Professions andRelated Programs 600· Allied health and medicalassisting services 601· American literature (UnitedStates and Canada) 521522· Italian language andliterature 558· Russian language andliterature 560515· Plastics andpolymer engineeringtechnology 508· French language andliterature 556· Linguistics· Environmental controltechnologies 512English Language andLiterature/Letters 520SAT School Day· African languages,literatures, andlinguistics 551· East Asian languages,literatures, andlinguistics 555· Constructionengineering 458· Electrical and electronicsengineering 459Foreign Languages,Literatures, andLinguistics 550· Comparativeliterature 554· Nuclear engineeringtechnology 507455· Housing and humanenvironments 543· Civil engineeringtechnology 510· Nanotechnology541· Foods, nutrition, andwellness studies 542· Classics and classicallanguages, literatures,and linguistics 553· Mechanical engineering/technologies 514· Biochemicalengineering 478· Dental support servicesand allied professions 609· Arabic language andliterature 552490· Polymer/plasticsengineering 475EngineeringTechnologiesFamily and ConsumerSciences/HumanSciences 540· Professional, technical,business, and scientificwriting 525· Human development,family studies, andrelated services 544467· Petroleumengineering· Dental hygiene/hygienist 607· Apparel and textiles· Industrial productiontechnologies 513· Architecturalengineering 4536· Mechanicalengineering· Preengineering· Special educationand teaching 432· Civil engineering462· Environmental/environmental healthengineering 463· Industrial engineering· Music teachereducation 425· Agriculturalengineering· Engineering science· Geological/geophysicalengineering 464· Mathematics teachereducation 424Engineering· Engineering physics/applied physics 461· Rhetoric and composition/writing studies 535· Allied health diagnostic,intervention, and treatmentprofessions 602· Alternative andcomplementary medicineand medical systems 640· Athletic training/trainer 603· Clinical/medical laboratoryscience/research andallied professions 605· Communication sciencesand disorders 606· Dental laboratorytechnology/technician 608· Dietetics and clinicalnutrition services 610· Environmental health611· Health and medicaladministrativeservices 612· Health and wellness650· Health services/allied health/healthsciences 613· Hospital/healthcare facilitiesadministration 614· Mental and socialhealth services 615· Music therapy/therapist 616· Nuclear medicaltechnology/technologist 617· Nurse anesthetist· Nursing619618· Osteopathic medicine/osteopathy (DO) 622· Pharmaceutical marketingand management 670· Pharmaceuticalsciences 671· Physician assistant· Podiatric medicine/podiatry (DPM) 626625· Prechiropracticstudies 675· Predentistry studies627· Premedicine/premedicalstudies 628· Preoccupationaltherapy studies 678· Preoptometry studies680· Prepharmacy studies629· Preveterinary studies630· Prephysical therapystudies 682· Public health631· Radiologic technology/science-radiographer 632· Rehabilitationand therapeuticprofessions 633· Respiratory care therapy/therapist 634
· Surgical technology/technologist 636· Therapeutic recreation/recreational therapy 637History700· American history(United States) 701· European history· Criminal justice andcorrections 891· Heating, air conditioning,ventilation, andrefrigeration maintenancetechnology 754Applied Sciences360· Biological and physicalsciences 771· Financial forensics andfraud investigation 896893· Mathematics andcomputer science· Environmental studiesLiberal Arts and Sciences,General Studies, andHumanities 720· General studies721· Humanities/humanisticstudies 722· Liberal arts and sciences/liberal studies 723Library Science andAdministration 730· Applied mathematics· Financial mathematics· Mathematics· Statistics741742· Airframe mechanics andaircraft maintenancetechnology 751· Automobile/automotive mechanicstechnology 752· Forestry746792838· Oceanography, chemicaland physical 839· Organic chemistry840· Physical chemistry842· Physics843Precision Production794860· Machine tool technology/machinist 861· Wildlife, fish, wildlandsscience/management 796Parks, Recreation, Leisure,and Fitness Studies 800· Health and physicaleducation/fitness 801804· Sport and fitnessadministration/management 803802805Personal and CulinaryServices 810· Cosmetology and personalgrooming services 811· Culinary arts and relatedservices 815· Funeral service andmortuary science 812· Precision metalworking 862Psychology· Clinical psychology871· Developmental and childpsychology 872· Experimentalpsychology 873· Industrial and organizationalpsychology 874· Social psychology875Public Administration andSocial Services 880· Human services,general 881· Public administration· Public policy analysis884Social Sciences· Anthropology· Archaeology· Criminology· EconomicsTheology and ReligiousVocations 920921922· Airline flight attendant· Air traffic controllerVisual and PerformingArts 940931932· Art history, criticism, andconservation 941· Arts, entertainment, andmedia management 960· Dance942· Digital arts965· Drama and theaterarts 943· Design and appliedarts 944· Fashion/appareldesign 945· Film/video andphotographic arts946· Fine and studio art947· Game and interactivemedia design 970870· Social work908Transportation andMaterials Moving 930854841· Sociology· Theological andministerial studies850· Planetary astronomyand science 844· Natural resourcesmanagement andpolicy 795· Sports studies· Nuclear physics· Paleontology· Parks and recreationfacilities management743Mechanic and RepairTechnologies/Technician 750· Environmentalscience 791· Outdoor education· Library and archivesassisting 731Mathematics andStatistics 740787· Fishing and fisheriessciences andmanagement 793712836905· Religious education833· Materials science775· Sustainability studiesLegal Professions andStudies 710· Prelaw studies831832· Geological andEarth sciences/geosciences 837773Natural Resources andConservation 790· Legal assistant/paralegal 711· Astronomy· Forensic chemistry· Forensic science andtechnology 894897830· Analytical chemistry· Chemistry784· Nutrition sciencesPhysical Sciences· Geography· International relationsand affairs 906· Political science andgovernment 907· Atomic/molecularphysics 835780· Marine sciences821· Atmospheric sciencesand meteorology 834· International/globalstudies 772· Cyber/computer forensics/counterterrorism 895· Philosophy· Religion/religiousstudies 822· AstrophysicsMulti/InterdisciplinaryStudies 770· Human biology· Criminal justice/law enforcementadministration 892· Homeland securityPhilosophy and ReligiousStudies 820Military Technologies and702Homeland Security, LawEnforcement, Firefighting,and Related ProtectiveServices 890· Fire protection· Electrical/electronicsmaintenance and repairtechnology 753· Graphic design· Interior design· Music883900901902903949950· Music history, literature,and theory 951· Music performance,general 952· Music technology· Music theory andcomposition 953· Musical theater· Photography882948975976954· Technical theater/theater design andtechnology 955· Voice and operaOther956990Undecided999904SAT School DayStudent Answer Sheet Instructions7
Score Reporting Code List (for Field 15)U.S. COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESALABAMAAlabama Agricultural andMechanical University 1003Alabama Southern CommunityCollege 1644Alabama Southern
7. Date of Birth This field is required to validate your answer sheet for scoring. 8. Gender This field is required to validate your answer sheet for scoring. 9. Test Type Fill in the appropriate bubble for whether you are taking the SAT with Essay or the SAT (without Essay).
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