How to send ACT scores from different test dates?

Test Preparation
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<p>Sorry, I will restate my question. I am trying to send scores from two test dates to one college on one report. However, when I tried to add another score from a different test date to send to the same college, it asks me to pay again.</p>

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<p>Can't really decipher what is happening except I know the following rule for ACT: you must pay the fee for each send of a single test score to each college. Send scores from two tests to one college and it is two fees, send one test score to two colleges and it is two fees.</p>

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<p>You have to place two separate orders and picking the other date and sending to the same school. Just read all about it. Most schools do not superscore ACT's and so just be sure you really are benefitted by sending both. for ex the first time son took it he got a 32 in M, second time 31... every other score went up second time and the higher M would not have ultimately changed the composite. Not sending at the risk of anyone seeing a 29 in english the first time (34 the second).</p>

<p>What I want to know is if you are sending scores to 8 different schools do schools see to whom else you are sending scores? I am thinking no, but just checking.</p>

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<p>Does that mean if I am sending scores from a different date, I have to pay for both? Omg! that really sucks... I got a 34 in Math on Oct. test date, but I think I did poorly in Math on the Dec. date and really well on others. It will cost me $200+ if I am sending both. I would rather they report all of my tests like SAT!</p>

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<p>That is exactly what it means unless you pre-ordered the free send as part of applying for the test.</p>

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<p>This is really confusing!!! They have an option to report scores from more that one test date, but it is not clearly stated. It only says " we do not combine scores from a different test date and make a new record."</p>

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<p>You can't send two different dates in the same transaction. And yes, it will cost you double to send two dates to two schools.</p>

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<p>lol!! I complained about SAT's policy for so long and now I begin to like it.....</p>