<p>I was just curious how many times people take it. Personally i've taken the SAT 3 times and im scared that i've taken it too much for colleges to take my scores seriously</p>
<p>So just reply with how many times you've taken it so i can get a sense of what other people do.</p>
<p>My D took the SAT 3 times & the ACT once.</p>
<p>“I was just curious how many times people take it. Personally i’ve taken the SAT 3 times and im scared that i’ve taken it too much for colleges to take my scores seriously.”</p>
<p>Three times is okay - any more than that might be an issue for some Adcomms.</p>
<p>Do they make you send all scores in?</p>
<p>So colleges will know if you took your SAT more than once ?? I thought they won’t know if you didn’t send them the scores that you don’t want them to get , they’ll think you took it only once , is that true ???</p>
<p>I took once and i’m planning to retake in Oct and possibly in Nov , let’s see how it goes with the Oct test .</p>
<p>I took once in march of soph year and will retake October junior year. That is all i intend on.</p>
<p>most colleges i think require you to send in all your scores.</p>
<p>Some schools for example Harvard support Collegeboard’s “Score Choice” or whatever its called in which u choose what you want to send it</p>
<p>I’ve taken the SAT twice, and the ACT once. That’s all I’m doing.</p>
<p>I took both tests once. I feel that if I took the SAT again I would score much higher then I did back in March but given that my ACT score equivalent SAT score was much higher than my March exam I hardly feel its worth the time and energy.</p>
<p>Both tests once. May take the ACT again, but I’m not quite sure yet.</p>