College Board sustainability score: 36/100

College Board has published no operational emissions data in any sustainability report, ESG filing, or CDP submission. Estimated footprint of 5,000–25,000 tCO₂e from office energy (225 Liberty Street HQ, leased), cloud services (AWS-hosted Bluebook platform), and ~4,650 employees. Mid-sized organisation with material baseline, but no formal measurement.

College Board has not quantified or disclosed any Scope 3 emissions. Supply chain includes cloud infrastructure, printing/logistics contractors, device procurement for Bluebook loaner programme, and business travel. The 2024 SAT digital transition eliminated mass printing and shipping, reducing supply chain complexity, but no emissions assessment published.

No year-on-year emissions figures published. SAT digital transition (completed March 2024) eliminated paper test materials across ~3,000 centres serving 200,000+ students per administration—a material operational reduction. However, no absolute emissions data exists to confirm or measure any trend.

No RE100 membership, power purchase agreements, green tariffs, or energy procurement policy found. Primary consumption from leased New York office space (limited landlord control) and cloud services. No on-site generation or renewable commitment identified. Score reflects low absolute energy intensity (no owned data centres, no manufacturing).

College Board operates from leased urban office space with no land holdings, agriculture, or extractive inputs. Residual impacts: paper procurement for accommodations-format testing (no FSC certification found) and electronic device procurement for loaner programme (upstream mining/manufacturing impacts). No nature-risk assessment or biodiversity policy identified.

No waste strategy, circular economy policy, or supplier sustainability requirements published. Historically centred on millions of printed test booklets annually; 2024 SAT digital transition eliminated this material flow. Residual impacts from office consumables, IT hardware lifecycle, and cloud infrastructure hardware turnover upstream. No e-waste or refurbishment programme identified.

Office-based service organisation with no manufacturing, chemical processing, or water-intensive operations. Water consumption limited to building sanitation and HVAC in leased space. No water data published; no water stewardship programme exists. Appropriate baseline for sector and scale; no evidence of mismanagement.

College Board is not listed on the SBTi target dashboard and has published no emissions reduction targets, net-zero pledge, interim target, carbon neutrality commitment, or offset programme. For a $1.17B organisation in a sector where SBTi adoption is common, complete absence of any public commitment.

No sustainability report, ESG disclosure, TCFD/CSRD filing, or impact report found. College Board publishes an Annual Report (Form 990) focused on educational outcomes with zero environmental data. No sustainability role, board committee, public KPIs, or third-party assurance identified. Website contains no environmental section.

No environmental controversies, greenwashing complaints, regulatory fines, climate-related lawsuits, or adverse NGO reports found. College Board is not tracked by InfluenceMap. No climate-misaligned trade association memberships identified. Educational non-profit with no structural fossil-fuel enablement.