How do you tell if you are connected to your most recent PSAT scores?

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Violet

July 24, 2019 05:24

I first connected my College Board account to my Khan Academy account after I took the PSAT 8/9. Last year, I took the PSAT 10, which I got a far better score on. Looking at my PSAT Dashboard, it still shows that I've answered 127 questions, but I can't tell if the difficulty of the questions have adjusted to my PSAT 10 scores. Is there any way to tell? Or should I just disconnect my two accounts and reconnect them to make sure that the data being used is recent?

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Shadow

July 24, 2019 20:05

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Hi Violet,

Have you gone to the SAT Dashboard and checked the "Test scores" section?

You should see your most recent PSAT here, and that will mean that it is connected. If it's not connected, try the following:
1. Login to CollegeBoard.org and check that you can see your PSAT/NMSQT® or PSAT 8/9 scores.
2. If you can see your scores on CollegeBoard.org, visit your Khan Academy settings and click Disconnect from College Board.
3. The button will change to Connect to College Board; click it. You will be prompted again to send your exam results. Once that's complete, your PSAT/NMSQT® or newer scores should now be visible.
If your scores are still not populating after trying the above steps, please use the Report a problem button here in the Help Center and send a Help request describing the steps you took (and provide screenshots if possible).

Hope this helps!
Shadow
Violet

July 26, 2019 03:26
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Thank you so much! For whatever reason, I couldn't find that until you mentioned it.

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