<p>Hey guys, I'm a senior applying to University of Chicago EA and Cornell ED.
So my problem is that i've taken SAT 2 Physics and Math2c in may, but my scores are really low. Im taking it again in November and sending those scores.
However, i dont know what to list in the commonapp.
Do i have to put my low sat2 scores from may? and if i put the november test date, will they look at my november score as well? i've already set those schools as my score recipient on collegeboard website.
Please help!</p>
<p>Wondering same thing. Bump</p>
<p>They will look at all the scores you send them prior to the due date for scores. The Common App reporting is for information only (make sure they didn’t miss anything - if you put a great ACT score down and they never receive it, they may “remind” you to send the score). But, the still need to see the official scores from the testing agencies. In your case, putting down that you are taking the November tests will cue them in to holding off reviewing your application until they see those scores.</p>
<p>so do i still have to put in my bad sat2 score or do i leave it blank?</p>
<p>Anyone? bump</p>
<p>You can’t put in scores you don’t know. If you do have the scores before submitting, then you can put them in.</p>
<p>Whether you put in your bad scores depends upon the school. If the school requires All Scores to be sent, then you should put them in. If the school allows you to selectively send, then it is your choice. If you have already sent the “bad” scores, you might as well put it in.</p>