<p>Okay, so I am basically having a panic attack. I thought I was finished with recommendations, but I've been getting info back from colleges saying that they haven't gotten my SAT/ ACT scores AND teacher recommendations. I had my teacher do the recommendations through common app, and she said she did it, but on the common app website it never showed that she submitted it!</p>
<p>I also assumed that my school's registrar sent out my official ACT/ SAT scores to colleges... and i JUST found out today that this isn't the case. Is it too late to send them my scores if I took the test in october? I am freaking out! I thought all of this was done.</p>
<p>Help, please?!</p>
<p>first relax!!!
so, are the colleges saying you're just missing some info? That's fine. They probably lost it or something, and it might not be your fault. I'm pretty sure the colleges will let you resend stuff if they know for sure that you don't have it.
However, if it's just on the application status online, and it says it's missing stuff, don't resend it just yet. They might not have processed everything. So, wait until you receive like a... notification of some sort that says the college has processed everything, and still cannot find your stuff. THEN, go to your counselor or act account and send in the stuff</p>
<p>The thing is though, all of my friends knew to send in ACT and SAT scores through the websites. I had NO IDEA of this, and so they don't have this information and it's already extremely late. The common app website is also telling me that the teacher who wrote all my recommendations hasn't submitted through the website yet. Without a large chunk of my application this late in the game, I have a feeling the colleges will just disregard my application as a whole.</p>
<p>I think colleges will only disregard your application if you didn't send in the common app or the school supplement. All the other (very lose-able) stuff, they're a bit lenient. perhaps you should talk to your teachers, ask them to make sure that they really did send it in.</p>