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2019SAT 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 willnot be 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.How Answering TheseQuestions Helps YouOpting in to Student Search Service (marking “Yes” inField 15) and answering Questions 16–19 and 22–38 helpsyou connect with educational and financial aid opportunities.Through Student Search Service, eligible colleges anduniversities and scholarship and other educational programscan request information that you have provided on youranswer sheet, but they won’t receive your actual test scoresor phone number.You don’t have to respond, but we recommend that youanswer all these questions, because your answers: Guide your counselors and college admission officers inhelping you plan your future. Help the College Board ensure that the SAT is fair andaccurate for all students. Provide information to eligible colleges and universitiesto create a picture of the academic preparation, extraand cocurricular involvement, and post-high-schoolplans of your graduating class.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 andto follow College Board guidelines for using information.Demographic and Nontest Questions1. First and Last Name This field is required to score yourtest.2. Testing Location This field is required as part of 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 providedby your teacher or counselor on test day. It is a CollegeBoard identifier representing your school.5. Student Identification This field is your state studentID number. (Do not provide your Social Security Number.)This field is required and used to assist in reporting yourscores to your school, district, and state6. Grade Level This field is required to validate your answersheet as part of scoring.7. Date of Birth This field is required to validate youranswer sheet as part of scoring.8. Sex This field is required to validate your answer sheetfor scoring.9–12. Home/Mailing Address These fields are optional butrecommended. Your home or mailing address is used toassist the College Board in matching your answer sheetto your College Board record. (If you are homeschooled,you need to provide this information so that we can mailyou a copy of your score report.) The College Board maycontact you regarding this test, and your address will beadded to your record. If you also opt in to Student SearchService (Question 15), your address will be shared witheligible colleges and universities and scholarship andother educational programs.Use these street address abbreviations to answerQuestion 9: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 NE13. Country Code Leave this field blank.Maine SAT School Day Student Answer Sheet Instructions1

14. Score Reporting Your instructor will give you directionsfor using the Score Reporting Code List (for Field 14) tocomplete this field to send your scores to eligible colleges,universities, and scholarships. This field is optional.15. Student Search Service Fill in the appropriate bubbleto opt in to or out of Student Search Service (if you opt in,your email address will be included in your record). StudentSearch Service is a free, voluntary program that connectsstudents with information about educational and financialaid opportunities from eligible colleges and universitiesand scholarship and other educational programs. Bymarking “Yes,” you understand that your responses toQuestions 16–19 and 22–38 will be kept by the CollegeBoard and, except for your response to Question 17,may be shared with eligible colleges and universitiesand scholarship and other educational programs thatparticipate in Student Search Service. Would you like us tosupply your information for these purposes? Fill in “Yes” ifyou wish to share your information through Student SearchService. Otherwise, fill in “No.”16. Email Address Email address is optional. If provided, itwill be used to deliver reminders about test programs,test-preparation strategies, and score availability. Ifyou supply a parent’s or guardian’s email, it will only beused by the College Board to provide updates on testprograms.17. Mobile Number This field is optional. If provided, youagree to receive text messages from the College Boardabout a test program for which you are registered, aboutparticipating in research surveys, and/or about receivingfree college planning services.Instructions for Questions 18–19 Use these instructionsand options to answer each question. Questions 18 and 19are optional.18. Language Background Answer both questions aboutyour language background.A. What language did you learn to speak first? (Markonly 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 language19. Racial/Ethnic Group Answer both questions aboutHispanic origin and about race. For these questions aboutyour identity, Hispanic origins are not races.A. Are you of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin? (Youmay mark all that apply.)a. No, not of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish originb. Yes, Cubanc. Yes, Mexicand. Yes, Puerto Ricane. Yes, another Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish originB. What is your race? (You may mark all that apply.)a. American Indian or Alaska Nativeb. Asian (including Indian subcontinent andPhilippines origin)c. Black or African American (including African andAfro-Caribbean origin)d. Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islandere. White (including Middle Eastern origin)2Maine SAT School Day Student Answer Sheet InstructionsSpecial Questions (20–21) Skip these questions.Turn to page 11 of the answer sheet (page 8 if you are using a large-block answer sheet). Fields 22–38 are optionalbut recommended.Coursework and High School Activities (22–26) Thesequestions ask about activities that reflect your abilities andinterests and your best estimate of your academic progress.In the coursework question (Field 26), indicate planned orcompleted areas of study.22. 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. Bubble the “Officer/Award” column if you’vebeen a leader or won special recognition (examples: teamcaptain, prize for writing, state orchestra). Or, bubble “Ihave not 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 activityT. I have not participated in any of the above activities.23. 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 Writing24. 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)25. 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.