How to convert old SAT scores to new SAT scores?

Hey, my older sibling took the old SAT and I'm taking the new one. I'm kind of curious about how their scores would stack up against mine. Is there a reliable way to convert old SAT scores to new SAT scores? Thanks!

Yes, there is a way to convert old SAT scores to new SAT scores! The College Board, which administers the SAT, provides a concordance table that helps you compare scores from the old SAT (2400-point scale) to the new SAT (1600-point scale). This table serves as a reliable conversion tool to estimate how your older sibling's SAT scores would stack up against yours, based on the most recent SAT format.

To use the concordance table, first, note your older sibling's old SAT score. Then, locate this score in the appropriate section of the table, which will then provide you with an equivalent new SAT score.

Keep in mind that this conversion is only an approximation, as the test content and structure have changed over time. However, the concordance table can still give you a general idea of how your older sibling's SAT score would compare to yours on the current scale.

You can find the official SAT concordance table by searching for "SAT concordance table" in your favorite search engine, and it should be available on the College Board website (collegeboard.org) among the top results.