<p>I go to school in the afternoon because my school's too big and we can't all go at the same time. So, I'll go back home at about 8 pm and then I'll see my scores. That's like 5 hours later :(</p>
<p>yes.the time difference is horrible ...it is 8pm here in mid asia.when in Us it is abt 6Am... so results are out at abt 10pm in night....</p>
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We could build a residential hall on top of the Everest. We won't need policemen and it'll still be safe because nobody would climb that huge thing in order to steal some student's bicycle.
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u couldn't stay a few minutes up there... let alone for 4 years!!!!</p>
<p>LOL I was joking :)</p>
<p>i fell SICK during my subject tests!!! GRRRR!!! Almost cancelled the tests but decided against it bcoz my lit was pretty good... Math 1C ok.... but i was almost dying from pain by the time Math 2C test came up... i'm applying ED1 to a selective LAC... it requires two SAT IIs, which is a good thing... i want them to consider my Lit and Math1C scores. however, isnt it true that they see all the scores?? wut if my low Math 2C score turns them off? :(</p>
<p>do u guys think i should attach a note saying i fell sick and explaining what i've written above (fell sick/almost cancelled/but wanted to keep good scores) when i send my application?? or will they think i'm making up excuses?</p>
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LOL I was joking
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i know...
but i couldn't resist! climbin to base camp was tough enough! :o</p>
<p>Depends how sick you are. And perhaps it's better to get someone else write about how sick you were at the test-center. Was the test administered at your school so you know the supervisors personally? Perhaps if you do, they could write it for you? But I think, barring a vomiting experience or fainting, adults tend to think "Tough luck". :(</p>
<p>About MathIIC score, it might depend if you're going for a science major or not. But I'm sure adcoms see a whole range of SAT II scores so they would understand.</p>
<p>But think how much fit we would be if we did have our residences up on Mt. Everest!</p>
<p>hehe... yea.</p>
<p>with the lack of oxygen we'd be one of the most brilliant kids i guess. :rolleyes:</p>
<p>but dreaming would be fun! [u guyz know abt dreams and altitude right?]</p>
<p>hey, in june I was out when the results were put on the CB website, but when I came home at about 1:30 pm(meaning before 3 pm) they were in. so I don't think they fully respect that 8 am stuff.</p>
<p>Nope... test was held at this pretty miserable center.... the supervisors were nice but i don't know them... i told the guy i'm too sick to continue and he said i would have to cancel my entire test (all 3) or i'll just have to go on... and i preferred going on... </p>
<p>not vomitting/fainting sick... more like 'someone's-drilling-holes-into-the-walls-of-my-stomach-sick"...</p>
<p>thinking about english and international studies majors... no sciences, though i do have bio and chem for my high school curriculum... </p>
<p>tough luck for me, i guess :(... and i'm not too sure how a note would look to the adcoms... don't want them to think i'm whiny and making excuses...</p>
<p>hi aaron56... what about dreams and altitude??</p>
<p>hi kee10</p>
<p>well... at really high altitudes you can at times have strange and colorful dreams.. very enjoyable actually .. hehe</p>
<p>kee10: Oh, I think I read a post by you about how sick you were in on that Saturday! Condolences. I'm sure they would look at the two highest SAT II scores. </p>
<p>I think Lit and Math IC would be more important, then. </p>
<p>And yes, aaron56, what about dreams and altitude!</p>
<p>Lakshmi: Lucky you! I had to wait until after school had ended until I could find my scores! Lucky those living in the US or in the same time zone (Canada and Mexico)...</p>
<p>Certain normal bodily changes happen in most people who travel to high altitude. These include:</p>
<p>Breathlessness during movement
Hyperventilation (breathing fast)
Increase in urination
Awakening during the night
Strange dreams</p>
<p>[/copy n paste frm some website]</p>
<p>Hmmm..increase in urination...strange dreams...awakening during the night. Seems like the residences would be a busy place! We'll have to make sure we make a lot of bathrooms!</p>
<p>very unrealistic but if it were possible, it'd be realllly cool!</p>
<p>u'd be lookin down on the world frm there!</p>
<p>t minus 9
(the countdown for days remaining till october SAT results)</p>
<p>only 8 days!!! man how fast do days pass?</p>
<p>only if you count them they become fast. trY eating chocloate sundae.</p>