<p>Awaiting-College:</p>
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<p>I'm not a huge organization that people need to get into college. Thankfully, I was a sophomore when I took that satII. Had I been a junior, I would never have gotten my scores in soon enough to apply to college, let alone apply early. I found out my score like the 29th of December. I took the test on June 3.</p>
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Collegeboard lost my SAT II math2 scores last year. It took them SIX months to find them. </p>
<p>Are you saying that you have never lost anything?
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<p>awaiting college.......are you comparing us to collegeboard ???</p>
<p>Besides, nobody's paying us large sums of money not to lose REALLY IMPORTANT TESTS!</p>
<p>...and then be surprised when people call in and actually want to find their lost test.</p>
<p>I was charged $40 (on top of the $82) last year to take the APUSH test two weeks later (and there were 20 other people doing it already, I didn't require any special accommodations or anything). Non-profit my ass.</p>
<p>How the hell is the collegeboard a non-profit? Those tests are seriously cash crops. If the collegeboard was a person, I'd wish for his/her death. But for now, I hope they go bankrupt.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, they won't go bankrupt until ACT starts making more money and colleges decide to do away with standardized testing.</p>
<p>Or, as one of the smartest people I know suggested, until we all boycott the SAT.</p>