<p>Is it required?
Does your school do it without your consent? Or did you send them in yourselves?</p>
<p>I just got my report card today. I guess it’s a bit too late to send it to Penn, seeing as how most of the decisions are made already.</p>
<p>Is it required?
Does your school do it without your consent? Or did you send them in yourselves?</p>
<p>I just got my report card today. I guess it’s a bit too late to send it to Penn, seeing as how most of the decisions are made already.</p>
<p>I did, and i dont think its required as evidenced iby your case (my grades were out a few weeks ago)</p>
<p>yeah i sent mine in.. but thats cuz i had an improving trend</p>
<p>My CG sent it out with his rec.; school policy...</p>
<p>dido, SanManuelBueno</p>
<p>i sent mine too, only because I had really good grades though (i dont even think my GC knew about me sending it, i just send it with an additional letter to my regional adms. officer)</p>
<p>crap maybe i shouldve sent mine...i did better 1st mp...only one B..lol...oh well...i just thought they only get sent if Penn requests them</p>
<p>now i wish i had sent it too. i did better. oooh well... i thought the school would call if they wanted them.</p>
<p>I sent my grades because I have A's in three of my four AP classes, I never thought that I could do that and I wanted Penn to see them.</p>
<p>Exact same situation as knows11. I'm taking 4 APs, one honors class, and one basic level (elective). I had straight A's, with one B+ in an AP. That's really the best I've ever done before, so I figured it couldn't hurt.</p>
<p>I did.... I figured sending all As wouldn't hurt</p>