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The SAT® and SAT Subject Tests™ Score Reporting Code List Remember to send your scores from test day—this is your best chance to show your interest to colleges and universities. Even better: Four of your score sends are free if you order them by nine days after your test. Use the lists in this document to find the four-digit number for each institution you’re interested in. The U.S. colleges and universities are listed first in order by state, and then alphabetically by name. Institutions in U.S. territories come next, followed by international ones. The final list in this document shows Scholarship Programs listed by state or country, in alphabetical order. IMPORTANT: Changes happen all the time. Institutions sometimes merge or move or change their mission. Before you send your scores, be sure to check that the colleges or programs you select are still accepting scores. 250 Vesey Street, New York, NY 10281 collegeboard.org U.S. Colleges 0188 Northwest-Shoals Arizona 2504 Universal Technical 0424 University of Arkansas Community College 2597 American Indian College Institute Medical Sciences and Universities 1586 Oakwood University of the Assemblies of God 3608 University of Advancing Little Rock 3450 Prince Institute of 3196 Arizona Automotive Technology 6007 University of Arkansas Alabama Professional Studies Institute 4832 University of Arizona Monticello 6004 University of Arkansas 1003 Alabama Agricultural and 0193 Reid State Technical 4736 Arizona Christian 1024 University of Phoenix Pine Bluff Mechanical University College University 1316 Western International 6012 University of Central 1644 Alabama Southern 3157 Remington College 4007 Arizona State University University Arkansas Community Mobile 4013 Arizona Western College 4419 Western International 6111 University of the Ozarks College Monroe 1212 Saint Joseph House 4003 Art Institute of Phoenix University – Online of Studies 6658 Williams Baptist College 0184 Alabama Southern 7551 Art Institute of Tucson 4996 Yavapai College Community College 1302 Samford University 7243 Benedictine California Thomasville 1792 Selma University Arkansas University Mesa 1981 Academy of Art University 1006 Alabama State University 4453 Agape College 3338 Shelton State 2188 Brookline College 7301 Arkansas Baptist College 6454 Academy of Couture Art 3806 American Sentinel Community College Phoenix 5865 Acupuncture Integrative University 1721 Snead State 1267 Arkansas Northeastern 3455 Brookline College Tempe Medicine College 0706 Athens State College Community College College 3458 Brown Mackie 6011 Arkansas State University 4002 Allan Hancock College 1005 Auburn University 3947 South University College Tucson 4039 Alliant International 1036 Auburn University Montgomery 0782 Arkansas State 3040 Bryman School University San Diego Montgomery 1723 Southeastern University Beebe 4122 Central Arizona College 7920 Allied American 0720 Bevill State Bible College 6057 Arkansas State University 5768 Chamberlain School University Community College 7001 Southern Christian Mountain Home of Nursing 5754 AMDA College and 0213 Bevill State University 6631 Arkansas State 0535 Chandler Gilbert Conservatory of the Community College 0086 Southern Union University Newport Community College Performing Arts 0723 Bevill State Community State Community 6010 Arkansas Tech University 3826 Chandler Gilbert 7024 American Academy of College Brewer College Opelika 6028 Arkansas Tech University Community College Dramatic Arts West 1064 Birmingham 1728 Southern Union Ozark Campus Sun Lakes 3694 American Career College Southern College State Community 3879 Black River Technical College Wadley 3827 Chandler Gilbert 4876 American Jewish 1517 Bishop State College 1733 Spring Hill College Community College University Community College Williams Campus 0788 Central Baptist College 7346 American University 0087 Bishop State Community 1739 Stillman College 4454 Champion Baptist 4097 Cochise College of Health Sciences College Carver 1800 Talladega College College and Institute 1712 Coconino County 4450 Ami Bera 1356 Calhoun Community 8045 Three Springs School Community College 3613 Cossatot Community College College 4005 Antelope Valley College 0187 Trenholm State Technical 4550 Dine College 0715 Central Alabama College Patterson 6131 Crowleys Ridge College 1862 Antioch University 4297 Eastern Arizona College Los Angeles Community College 0207 Trenholm State Technical 0847 East Arkansas 4305 Embry-Riddle 0189 Central Alabama College Trenholm Community College 3071 Antioch University Aeronautical Community College Santa Barbara 0346 Troy University Dothan University Arizona 6442 Ecclesia College Childersburg 6237 Argosy University 1796 Troy University Florida 3810 Estrella Mountain 6267 Harding University 1187 Chattahoochee Valley 6239 Argosy University 1798 Troy University Community College 6272 Henderson State Community College Inland Empire Montgomery 6808 Frank Lloyd Wright University 3878 Columbia Southern 7910 Argosy University 1738 Troy University Troy School of Architecture 6273 Hendrix College University Orange County 1813 Tuskegee University 0455 Gateway Community 6321 John Brown University 1175 Community College 4009 Art Center College 1735 University North College of the Air Force 6009 Lyon College of Design Alabama 4338 Glendale Community 1989 Concordia College 3880 Mid-South Community 3463 Art Institute of 1856 University of Alabama College College 1213 Enterprise State California Hollywood Birmingham 3460 Golf Academy of Arizona Community College 6243 National Park 6717 Art Institute of California 1854 University of Alabama 4331 Grand Canyon University Community College Inland Empire 0177 Enterprise State Huntsville Community College 3170 High-Tech Institute 1423 North Arkansas College 2490 Art Institute of 1830 University of Alabama Aviation Campus 5461 International 7101 Northwest Arkansas California Los Angeles Tuscaloosa 1939 Faulkner State Baptist College Community College 3831 Art Institute of California 1515 University of Mobile Community College 3454 International Institute 6549 Ouachita Baptist Orange County 1004 University of Montevallo 1034 Faulkner University of the Americas Tucson University 5737 Art Institute of 1880 University of South 0094 Fredd State 3028 Le Cordon Bleu College of 7927 Ouachita Hills College California Sacramento Alabama Technical College Culinary Arts Scottsdale 3619 Ouachita Technical 3036 Art Institute of 1737 University of West 1262 Gadsden State 3052 Long Technical College College California San Diego Alabama Community College 4513 Mesa Community College 3621 Ozarka College 4421 Art Institute of California 2596 Virginia College 3146 George C Wallace 3792 Midwestern University 6578 Philander Smith College San Francisco State Community 3451 Virginia College Huntsville 0443 Mohave Community 6583 Phillips Community 7368 Art Institute of California College Selma 0103 Wallace Community College College of the University Silicon Valley 1264 George C. Wallace College Sparks Campus 9352 Navy Recruiting of Arkansas 6418 Ashford University Community College 0528 Wallace State Hanceville District Phoenix 3622 Pulaski Technical College 4596 Azusa Pacific University 0805 Heritage Christian 3883 Northcentral University 0226 Rich Mountain 4015 Bakersfield College Alaska University 4006 Northern Arizona Community College 4020 Barstow Community 2851 Herzing University 1237 Alaska Bible College University 6649 Shorter College College 1303 Huntingdon College 7227 Alaska Christian College 0325 Northland Pioneer 1550 South Arkansas 7711 Berkeley City College Community College 2108 J. F. Drake State 4201 Alaska Pacific University College 3895 Bethesda Christian Technical College 3624 Southeast Arkansas 3453 Charter College 2179 Paradise Valley University 1736 Jacksonville State Community College 0127 Covenant Life College 4017 Biola University University College Center 6661 Southern Arkansas 0469 Ilisagvik College 6791 Brandman University 1355 Jefferson Davis 4606 Phoenix College University Magnolia 4373 Kenai Peninsula College 4228 Brooks Institute Community College 4623 Pima Community College 6704 Southern Arkansas 4372 Kodiak College University 4226 Butte College 1352 Jefferson State 0484 Prescott College University Tech Branch Alaska Anchorage 4084 Cabrillo College Community College 2888 Refrigeration School 6368 University of Arkansas 1349 Judson College Alabama 4509 Matanuska-Susitna at Little Rock 4357 California American 0997 Rio Salado College University College 3628 University of 1933 Lawson State 4755 Scottsdale Community 4636 Prince William Sound Arkansas Community 4094 California Baptist Community College College Community College College at Batesv University 1429 Lurleen B. Wallace 6356 Sessions College for Community College 4754 University of Alaska 3629 University of 4123 California Christian Southeast Professional Design College 1447 Marion Military Institute Arkansas Community 4379 University Alaska 4734 South Mountain College at Hope 4031 California College 1468 Miles College Community College Southeastern Ketchikan 3881 University of of the Arts 3910 National 4896 University of Alaska 3037 Southwest University Arkansas Community 3354 California College Headquarters Cap Anchorage of Visual Arts College at Morril San Diego 9371 Navy Recruiting 4866 University of Alaska 3888 The Paralegal Institute 6866 University of Arkansas 2209 California Culinary District Montgomery Fairbanks 4080 United States Army Fayetteville Academy 1576 Northeast Alabama State 4897 University of Alaska
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