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Log in to an existing College Board account or create a new one at  \n[studentscores.collegeboard.org](studentscores.collegeboard.org)  \n• Username: S123456  \n• Password: Birthday month, day, and year  \n(Example: feb231999)  \n• Make sure to use the student’s official name as listed in Skyward in order to assure that future tests are all recorded in one account. Using a nickname can cause problems in the future.  \nHow Do I Access My Online PSATTM 8/9 Scoresand Reports? (cont.)  \n1. Log in to your account.  \n2. Select PSAT 8/9 Scores or PSAT/NMSQT Scores.  \n*Or*  \n3. Use “Add Scores” to locate scores.  \nWhat Will I Learn About My Scores?  \nHow Did My Score Measure Against College Readiness Benchmarks?  \n• Section, test, and subscores all report scores in performance zones which indicate whether you are on track for success in the first year of college.  \n• Being in the Red Zone indicates you need to Strengthen Skills  \n• Being in the Yellow Zone indicates you are Approaching Benchmark  \n• Being in the Green Zone indicates you Meet or Exceed Benchmark  \nHow Can I Improve My Academic Skills?  \nSkills InsightTM informs you about what you are already likely able to do, and how you can improve your skills.  \nWhat Can I Learn From the Questions?  \n• Look at the types of questions I answered incorrectly and skipped:  \n• Identify the level of difficulty. 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