<p>Does Cornell accept SAT RUSH SCORES?
and if not should I just send them out regular?</p>
<p>Why would they not accept rush scores? I'm trying to understand people who ask this question.</p>
<p>Some schools do not accept Rush Scores.
Rush Scores I believe they send a hard copy of your scores directly to the school on a disk . . . and some schools prefer that you don't do this.</p>
<p>cornell accepts rush but it's unneccessary to do so unless they somehow haven't gotten your scores in like a month and actually call to request them.</p>
<p>dpn't waste ur money someone already asked this question</p>
<p>Well, I "sent" my SAT scores to Cornell on Dec. 26 <strong>without</strong> rushing them. They had them as of yesterday. yea.. I was surprised too.</p>
<p>I needed to rush my scores last year. . . .they didn't accept the sealed copy of my scores from my school and needed them directly from college board. They got the scores in time, so they did accept them when I rushed them. . .but that was a situation where the scores needed to rushed.</p>
<p>According to my college counselors, rush scores is now just a ploy for the college board to make more money. In the days when the scores were sent on paper, rushing them meant they would send them express or priority or something. Now, they send the scores digitally, so it's virtually instantaneous anyway. Apparently rush scores are still sent express or priority mail, which means that rush scores are actually slower.</p>
<p>And some schools don't let you Rush Scores because you have an advantage over a kid who can't pay to rush his scores</p>
<p>I rushed my scores, though looking back I probably didn't need to. But hey, they accepted my scores, so it's all good.</p>
<p>canadaeh...that is the dumbest thing i've ever heard someone say. Cornell doesnt care how rich you are in coming...they want good students..they worry about money after. Having said that they equally wont care about if you can afford to send rushed scores. Also thats like saying taking the test before others is unfair because your scores get sent in earlier..?? >.<</p>
<p>I believe all scores are sent to the colleges electronically within a day of the request...with paper copy following later. My daughter was going to rush scores to one of her colleges and then found instructions in the application packet that advised students not to do so....instructions stated evaluation would be made based on the electronic scores if necessary and confirmed later.</p>
<p>Hey . . . not from me, from someone who called the admissions office of JHU . . . </p>
<p>and anyways, seems like Cornell accepts Rush Scores so the point is moot</p>
<p>heh..jhu is a n0ob :p my bad ..sorry for rippin on you</p>
<p>I cried . . . a lot . . .:(</p>
<p>yeah..me too..:'(</p>
<p>let's cry together man :(</p>