Is score choice real?

[sara12]

<p>I'm sort of freaked out. I sent two SAT II scores to Colby College. I just checked on college board, logged in, and went to sent score reports. I sent SAT Subject Test US History and SAT Subject Test Chemistry. When I log onto my Colby College account, it says, "SAT - Subject Test Chemistry : 720
Math 2 : 680
U.S. History : 800
Your test scores appear to be complete. " </p>

<p>How do they know my math score if I didn't send it? I'm thinking college board either sends all your scores anyway or sends ALL the scores from the test date you choose. All three SAT subject tests were taken on the same day. Does that mean that the other schools I sent my US History and Chem scores also got math? I really don't want colleges to get my 680. ??? Anyone know?</p>

[luceverita]

<p>I think you can only choose the test date . so if you took all 3 subject tests on the same day, CB probably sent all of them</p>

[sara12]

<p>When you send scores, you check which subject test scores to send. I chose to send only two. My school also sends unofficial scores along with my transcript. Could they have gotten it with that?</p>

[luceverita]

<p>From the CB website:

Select which scores you want to send to your score recipients</p>

<p>Score Choice gives you the option to choose which scores (by test date for the SAT and by individual test for SAT Subject Tests™) you send to colleges — in accordance with an institution’s stated score-use practice.</p>

<p>If you decide not to use Score Choice, all of your scores will be sent to your recipients. Students should still feel comfortable sending all scores, since most colleges consider a student’s best score.

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<p>So you should be able to choose which subject test to send. Sorry for the wrong info on my previous post</p>