<p>What is the definition of ALL test scores?
I'm sending in my score reports and some schools i'm applying to have the requirement of all test scores. </p>
<p>soooo if I also took three SAT subject tests I have to send all three or just the required two?</p>
<p>Pick up the phone, and call each of the schools. They might mean all of your ACT/SAT scores only. Or, they might mean all of your scores for everything.</p>
<p>Don’t be surprised if each school gives you a different answer.</p>
<p>It means ALL scores. So all three of the SAT subject tests.</p>
<p>It depends on the school. At Stanford you can use score choice for SAT IIs but not for the regular SATs. At Columbia you have to send all scores including SATIIs.
I agree with happymom, go on the website for each school and see if you can get the answer. If not call them.</p>
<p>Each “all scores” college has its own definition. I have seen at least the following depending on college: (a) you must send all SAT, SAT II and all ACT scores (or at least report ACT scores on application); (B) you must send either all SAT scores or all ACT scores and if IIs are required you must send all of those; (c) you must send all SAT and SAT II scores or alternatively all ACT (that I have seen for colleges that take the ACT in lieu of both the SAT and SAT IIs); (d) you must send all SAT and SAT IIs but if you send ACT, you can send only one (score choice is inapplicable to the ACT test); (e) you must send either all SAT or all ACT but you can choose which SAT IIs to send; and (f) the piece de resistance, colleges which have spelled out all scores rules on their sites that are incomprehensible and you cannot tell what they really require.</p>