i got a 620 on SAT II, can i omit this

[futurexreject]

<p>do i have to submit this score? or can i just hide it. I have better scores to back it up.</p>

[silverturtle]

<p>Most colleges allow one to omit.</p>

[the_h0pp3r]

<p>yeah you can omit the score when you go to collegeboard to send your scores. Even schools like Yale, which require you to send in “all” your sat’s, they refer to all the SAT I scores, SAT IIs can be omitted.</p>

[thegeezer44]

<p>really? SAT II scores could be omitted even for schools that don’t accept score choice?</p>

[dianication]

<p>how/when do you omit scores?</p>

[smoda61]

<p>h0pp3r is incorrect. Be sure an research each school yourself as you apply. Here is Yale’s policy and it clearly states SAT II are also all required.

Please note that beginning with the March 2009 testing, Yale will require applicants to submit all score results from both the SAT I and II and the ACT. For a full statement of our freshman standardized testing requirements, click here. We apologize for any inconsistencies regarding testing requirements that may exist on our other web pages. We will be updating information throughout the rest of our site. Thank you for your patience as we make these changes during these extremely busy months. For now, please refer solely to the policy at the above link.

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