I’ve already sent my SAT 1 additional score reports from October a while back, and my December Subject Test scores came in today.
Should I send all my scores, Subject Tests AND 1s again, because of Cornell’s position on not utilizing Score Choice? Or would sending the 1s a second time be considered superfluous and worthy of disqualification from acceptance? Same goes for another of my anti-Score Choice schools.
Any advice on this mess would be greatly appreciated!
If you’ve already sent your scores in, you don’t need to send them in again. Yes, send the new scores, but they should already have your old scores on final. However, if you do accidentally send them in again, they’re just going to ignore the repetitive scores, not hold it against you. Don’t worry and good luck on all of your applications!
^Yes, don’t worry about this, just make sure that Cornell has all your scores from all your testing dates.
Without score choice, CollegeBoard sends all scores again anyway - at least that’s what I recall from their website. So, just send new and they will ignore any duplicates. Don’t sweat it!