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Every exam score release date, in one calendar.

Upcoming result dates for CPA, LSAT, MCAT, bar exams and more, each checked against the official source.

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Pick your exam and when you tested. No sign-up needed.

Scores release

Oct 27

Tuesday, October 27, 2026

No official release time

Scheduled
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Release board

Upcoming score releases, on one live board.

The next releases with a published date, in order. Open any release for its full page, official source and what to do on the day.

  • Official dates only

    Every date traces back to the organization that releases the scores.

  • Times when published

    A release time appears only when the organization states one.

  • Clear status labels

    Scheduled, target, estimated or awaiting, so you know what a date means.

  • One page per release

    Each release links to its own page with sources and next steps.

Official sources we check

Dates are verified against AICPA, NASBA, LSAC, AAMC, NCBE, ETS, NCEES, NCSBN, CFA Institute, USMLE, College Board, ACT, NBOME, NCCPA, IMA, CFP Board.

This week, Oct 26 to Nov 1

What releases this week.

Nothing releases today, Monday, October 26, 2026. 2 releases in the next 6 days.

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Exams we track

Every exam between you and your next score.

Each exam has its own page with the full schedule, how results are released, and the official sources behind every date.

More exams are added as official schedules are published.

View all exams

Bar Exam · July 2026

Bar results, state by state.

Each state board sets its own results date. Florida, Georgia, Colorado and several smaller jurisdictions released in September. These are the large ones still ahead.

    One exam, more than 50 release dates

    The first NextGen UBE was given in July 2026 in 10 jurisdictions, including Washington. Track every jurisdiction on the July 2026 tracker.

    How we verify

    From official page to calendar, checked by hand.

    Dates are the product, so every one of them has to hold up. This is the standard an entry meets before it appears anywhere on the site.

    1. Find the official source

      Dates come from the body that releases the scores: LSAC, AAMC, AICPA, NCBE, ETS, NCEES or a state bar board. Prep company pages are never the source.

    2. Check it by hand

      Every entry records the page it came from and the day we last checked it. The current data was checked on September 25, 2026.

    3. Add a time only if published

      A release time appears only when the organization states one, such as 9 a.m. ET for the LSAT. Otherwise the page says there is no official time.

    4. Log every change

      When an organization moves a date or announces a new one, the change is recorded in the public update log with the date we checked.

    What the labels mean

    Scheduled
    The organization published this exact release date.
    Target date
    The organization calls it a target. Scores can arrive later. CPA dates work this way.
    Estimated
    Only a timing rule exists. We applied it and show the result as a date or range.
    Awaiting official date
    Results are expected, but no date has been announced yet.
    Today
    The published date is today in Eastern Time.
    Released
    The official source confirmed the release. We never assume it.

    Update log

    Recently checked official announcements.

    What we confirmed on our last check. The date on each card is when we checked the source, not when it was announced.

    FAQ

    The questions everyone asks first.

    Short answers about how score releases work and what this site can and cannot tell you.

    Can I see my score on ScoreCalendar?

    No. Scores are only available from the testing organization or licensing board, usually in your account on their site. We list when results are due, and each exam page links to the official portal.

    Why do some releases show a time and others do not?

    We show a time only when the organization publishes one. LSAC releases LSAT scores at 9 a.m. ET, AAMC posts MCAT scores by 5 p.m. ET, and AICPA publishes no release time for CPA scores.

    What does a CPA target date mean?

    AICPA publishes target score release dates tied to when it receives your exam data from Prometric. NASBA notes that target dates are not guaranteed, and a later score is not a sign of a problem with your exam.

    My score did not appear on the release date. What should I check?

    Look for account holds or missing requirements first. For example, LSAC releases LSAT scores only with an approved Argumentative Writing sample on file. After that, contact the organization directly, since only it can explain a delay.

    How often are dates checked?

    Dates are checked by hand against the official source, more often as a release gets close. Every entry shows the day it was last checked, and changes are recorded in the update log.

    Know every score date before it lands.

    Pick your exam, see the official date and what it means, then get back to studying instead of refreshing a portal.

    20 exams · 23 official sources · Checked by hand