<p>The school I'm applying to ED says the Nov. SATs nearly always get there in time for Early Decision. Question: Does anyone know if I have to have them sent right away - i.e. do I tell the College Board to send them Saturday when I take the test? Or can I wait until they are posted a week later and then request them sent? Since the College Board can't send them until they have gotten the score themselves, does it make any difference? I ask because this is a retake of the test and if my score is not higher I would not send it, but if it is, I want it to get there!
Anyone know? I would imagine a number of you are in the same boat.</p>
<p>have you already put that school in the list CB is going to send the scores? if so, you shouldn't worry. otherwise there is available the rush scores service. they will send the scores two working days after your request. there is a $26 fee I think. but you can find more about this on CB's site. :)</p>
<p>send them
If u do0 worse, the colleges pointedly ignore them and see ur best attemppt</p>
<p>I know people who have taken the SAT 4 times</p>
<p>These are actually SAT2s. I am trying to use them to replace some not-so-stellar ones the college already has. By the way, I have not yet asked the College Board to send any scores from this test date. My previous scores were sent last spring, so there is nothing in it for me for my ED school to see MORE mediocre scores (SAT1s were really good, at least, and those were sent last spring. also)</p>
<p>Ask college board to sent them, just add online - where are you applying? They should get there on time.</p>
<p>it doesnt matter...
If they suck, the college will ignore them in lieu of the better ones....</p>
<p>I know a person who took the SAT 3 timnes
Sent all.. (old SAT) got 1180, 1250 and 1400</p>
<p>The third was looked at...
The thing is that colleges understand that we can have bad days.. like a cold will murder ur chances as sneezing is a great time waster</p>
<p>Be confident of your abilities...</p>
<p>Best of luck</p>