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Users share their experiences and concerns about SAT scores being pending for over a week after ordering them online. Some suggest calling College Board, emailing colleges, or checking the status of the scores online.
So pretty much, I’ve already posted my stats but i took the sat a second time and did not do great. The first time I did it, I got a 1440. Superscoring the first and second, I have a 1450. Now I have 3 options: Send northeastern a 1450 super-scored early action Go test-optional early action Do the SAT again and apply regular with, hopefully a higher SAT score Thanks!
<p>I had no idea how this all worked until oldest son scored a 230 (class of 2014). He had actually already taken the real SAT and gotten a score high enough to count as a qualifying score for NM. But, we had not selected NM as a score recipient. Well I kinda felt like you, but I coughed up the money (wasn’t much) to send them a score report.
<p>I have listed all my scores on the common application, however I know colleges want a full score report as well. Should I send in my SAT scores before I submit the actual application or at the same time I am submitting my application? I am applying to basically all the Ivy Schools and I wanted to just send all of them my scores at the same time, if that’s possible. Thanks!</p>
I did one of the worst mistakes ever by accidentally sending my low SAT score to NYU after i applied test-optional on the common app application. I stated in the application that i didn’t want to submit any scores neither wished to. After i received my scores i noticed that i listed NYU to receive them, the thing is that i can’t really do anything about it because you can’t cancel SAT ...
<p>I sent my SAT scores a few days ago to a college and then I received my ACT scores and found out that they are much better. Is there a way I can cancel my SAT scores from being sent? If so, how?</p>
<p>If you list a college as one to receive scores in your test application (such as your four free sends) the test score will automatically be sent to the college when scores are released and College Board will also send at the same time all prior SAT and SAT subject test scores you have taken unless you exercise score choice by unchecking one or more of those prior tests in your test ...
I’ve ordered sending score my two previous regular SAT with subject test which I will take next Saturday so that it’ll be free. But, I realized that my score has to get to colleges until 12/1 and College Board says my scores will not be sent until my subject test score comes out. It will be around 11/23 apparently. I realized it’s too late to send scores because it takes couple weeks to ...
I will be applying to the University of Michigan School of Music Theatre and Dance as an instrumental music education major with my primary instrument as horn. My current SAT score is 1290. Last year, the average SAT score was 1320 for SMTD accepted students. I tried to take the test this weekend but know that I did horribly worse. Should I take advantage of the test flexible policy and submit ...
If I apply to schools now (before Nov. 1 deadline) with my June SAT score (1260) for Early Action/Decision scholarships, can I update my score with the Nov. 2 SAT score (just put in the college code to have Collegeboard send them my scores)? Will they use my new SAT score when considering scholarships, or am I completely screwed?