I'm planning to send my sat score to UC.
If I took SAT test on december and the score is not available yet, and I do not wish to let the college to see the score, should I just not select the score? Will the college know that I took the test on December? Or should I just send it when the score comes?
schools generally only evaluate the best scores anyway, so you might as well let them see it, and they'll ignore it if you have a higher score.
Send them in. nothing can go wrong
you should send ALL of them despite the score choice thing
If you're using commonapp, you kinda have to put all your test days and stuff anyway. Plus, some colleges "strongly recommend" that you send all of your scores. idk the UC statement, you should read it.
Send them in. nothing can go wrong
true, unless you bombed them.
So i should just wait for the test score and send them all at one time.
yea, that'll save you money lol
Plus, there's the chance that you might miss the deadline. Because when you select the score report during your exam, i think the scores go out before you even find out online. If you select the score report later, it could take up to 2 weeks.
that 2, and u'd have to pay 27 bux for extra fast shipping lol.
The december scores will come bout before (around Dec 22) the college RD deadlines, so wait until you get them and then send all of them off.
I would just send them in now if you are unsure if your scores are a improvement. It would save you money and prevent you from missing the deadline (Takes around two weeks for them to receive and process the scores).
The december scores will come bout before (around Dec 22) the college RD deadlines, so wait until you get them and then send all of them off.
yea, that + 2 weeks = you're LATE!!! well some schools have jan. 15th deadline, lucky if that's your case!
you can send them in. theres no harm in anything
Its better to send the scores early it will give them a chance to really consider your application
yup to be honest, you should've done it like 1 month ago, but o well...enough with this score talk lol
Can't you just input them on the common app?
The rule of thumb is to send everything through College Board. Can't be wrong! Doesn't cost much either
Can't you just input them on the common app?
you have to do both, most colleges (if not all) require that you send official copies of your scores. else you could technically put 2400 lol
