Did the UCs receive all of my official SAT scores?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Berkeley
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<p>Hey everyone. I was just checking up to make sure my UC app was complete, but I noted online (on the general UC app website where you can see the app you submitted, change your address, etc.) that the only official SAT scores that were recorded were my best ones. The app website did not note all of my other SAT scores, although I had submitted them in an official College Board score report because I thought that UCs want you to submit all scores.</p>

<p>Any idea why the online app doesn't note all of the official scores I sent in, but only my best ones?</p>

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<p>The UCs do not superscore the SAT.</p>

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<p>Okay, thanks for the info. But my problem isn’t how they’re going to view my scores, it’s how my scores show up on the website.</p>

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<p>Does it really matter if they don’t have your foibles on record? If the CollegeBoard says they sent the scores, they did so, what the UC’s do with them is part of their proprietary admissions processes.</p>

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<p>Well, I don’t know how much it matters. It would just be really sad to have issues simply because my app was incomplete.</p>

<p>But thanks for the response. I think I will call the UC app people on Monday to make sure.</p>

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<p>Update for future reference: I called the general UC app phone number and spoke to someone about this issue. They said that it’s normal to only see the highest scores in the official SAT score sections of the UC app even though I sent all of my scores in official score reports.</p>

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<p>Uh… it seems like you don’t remember but the scores you see on the UC app were written by YOU. The UC app ask you to put your highest scores. (and you put it, presumably.) And that’s what shows in the application summary. The application summary just shows what YOU wrote on the application, not what the school has received. </p>

<p>I don’t think there is away to find out whether they received your scores or not.</p>

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<p>Oh…I see. That makes sense. Thanks for your response.</p>