Official SAT to ACT Conversion Chart

SAT Score Conversion Table 2019

Want to see how your scores on the SAT compare to ACT? The College Board has updated the concordance tables so students can see how their SAT total scores compare to composite ACT scores.

SAT Total Score to ACT Composite Score Conversion Chart

This SAT score conversion chart is a good way to see how your scores compare and how that impacts your balanced college list. In addition to the online score converter, the CollegeBoard also has a converter app, available in the App Store and in Google Play. The app makes it easy to convert and compare your scores on the go!

SAT Total Score	ACT Composite Score
1600	36
*1590	36
1580	36
1570	36
1560	35
1550	35
*1540	35
1530	35
1520	34
1510	34
*1500	34
1490	34
1480	33
1470	33
*1460	33
1450	33
1440	32
*1430	32
1420	32
1410	31
*1400	31
1390	31
1380	30
*1370	30
1360	30
1350	29
*1340	29
1330	29
1320	28
*1310	28
1300	28
1290	27
*1280	27
1270	27
1260	27
1250	26
*1240	26
1230	26
1220	25
*1210	25
1200	25
1190	24
*1180	24
1170	24
1160	24
1150	23
*1140	23
1130	23
1120	22
*1110	22
1100	22
1090	21
*1080	21
1070	21
1060	21
1050	20
*1040	20
1030	20
1020	19
*1010	19
1000	19
990	19
980	18
*970	18
960	18
950	17
940	17
*930	17
920	17
910	16
900	16
*890	16
880	16
870	15
860	15
*850	15
840	15
830	15
820	14
810	14
*800	14
790	14
780	14
770	13
*760	13
750	13
740	13
730	13
720	12
*710	12
700	12
690	12
680	11
*670	11
660	11
650	11
640	10
*630	10
620	10
610	9
600	9
*590	9

*Use this SAT score when a single score point comparison is needed.

For a more detailed breakdown of how your SAT scores compare, including a break down of section scores, test-scores, cross-test scores, and subscores, check out the College Board’s concordance resources here.

New SAT to Old SAT to ACT Chart

When the SAT reverted back to the 1600-point scale, many students were interested in seeing how their scores on the 2400-point scale compared to the new SAT scoring scale. Below is the SAT score conversion chart for the new SAT, the old SAT, and the ACT.

When Did the SAT Scoring System Change?

The SAT scoring system changed in January of 2016. The NEW SAT test includes an optional essay. In the new version of the SAT, the 3 reading sections with a total of 67 questions have been combined into 1 section with 52 questions. The math sections have also been consolidated. In the old SAT test there were 3 math sections, now there are two. One section that allows the use of a calculator and one section that does not allow the use of a calculator.

Old SAT Total Score (600-2400)	New SAT Total Score (400-1600)	ACT Composite Score (400-1600)
2400	1600	36
2390	1600	36
2380	1590	35
2370	1590	35
2360	1590	35
2350	1580	35
2340	1580	35
2330	1570	35
2320	1570	35
2310	1560	35
2300	1560	35
2290	1550	34
2280	1550	34
2270	1550	34
2260	1540	34
2250	1540	34
2240	1530	34
2230	1530	34
2220	1520	34
2210	1520	34
2200	1510	33
2190	1510	33
2180	1510	33
2170	1500	33
2160	1500	33
2150	1490	33
2140	1490	33
2130	1480	32
2120	1480	32
2110	1470	32
2100	1470	32
2090	1460	32
2080	1450	32
2070	1450	32
2060	1440	31
2050	1440	31
2040	1430	31
2030	1430	31
2020	1420	31
2010	1410	30
2000	1410	30
1990	1400	30
1980	1400	30
1970	1390	30
1960	1380	29
1950	1380	29
1940	1370	29
1930	1370	29
1920	1360	29
1910	1350	29
1900	1350	29
1890	1340	28
1880	1340	28
1870	1330	28
1860	1320	28
1850	1320	28
1840	1310	28
1830	1300	27
1820	1300	27
1810	1290	27
1800	1290	27
1790	1280	27
1780	1270	26
1770	1270	26
1760	1260	26
1750	1250	26
1740	1250	26
1730	1240	26
1720	1230	25
1710	1230	25
1700	1220	25
1690	1210	25
1680	1210	25
1670	1200	25
1660	1200	25
1650	1190	24
1640	1180	24
1630	1180	24
1620	1170	24
1610	1160	24
1600	1160	24
1590	1150	23
1580	1140	23
1570	1140	23
1560	1130	23
1550	1120	22
1540	1120	22
1530	1110	22
1520	1110	22
1510	1100	22
1500	1090	21
1490	1090	21
1480	1080	21
1470	1070	21
1460	1070	21
1450	1060	21
1440	1050	20
1430	1050	20
1420	1040	20
1410	1030	20
1400	1030	20
1390	1020	20
1380	1020	20
1370	1010	19
1360	1000	19
1350	1000	19
1340	990	19
1330	980	19
1320	980	19
1310	970	18
1300	960	18
1290	950	18
1280	950	18
1270	940	18
1260	930	17
1250	930	17
1240	920	17
1230	910	17
1220	910	17
1210	900	17
1200	890	16
1190	890	16
1180	880	16
1170	870	16
1160	870	16
1150	860	16
1140	850	15
1130	850	15
1120	840	15
1110	830	15
1100	830	15
1090	820	15
1080	810	15
1070	810	15
1060	800	14
1050	800	14
1040	790	14
1030	780	14
1020	780	14
1010	770	14
1000	760	14
990	760	14
980	750	13
970	740	13
960	740	13
950	730	13
940	730	13
930	720	13
920	710	12
910	710	12
900	700	12
890	690	12
880	690	12
870	680	12
860	670	12
850	660	12
840	650	12
830	640	12
820	630	12
810	620	11
800	610	11
790	600	11
780	590	11
770	580	11
760	560	11
750	550	NA*
740	540	NA*
730	530	NA*
720	520	NA*
710	510	NA*
700	500	NA*
690	490	NA*
680	480	NA*
670	470	NA*
660	460	NA*
650	450	NA*
640	440	NA*
630	430	NA*
620	420	NA*
610	410	NA*
600	400	NA*

* For lower score points, there is not enough data to produce a valid concordance between the new SAT and ACT.

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