<p>I've been bombarded. Does this mean they like me, or do they just do this to all high scorers?</p>
<p>what do you mean bombarded, and what scores. i would think its rare to be a high scorer for yale</p>
<p>I get mail from Yale, too. It makes my day!</p>
<p>um he meant high schoolers lol. and yeah they do it for everyone, so dont get your hopes up. (but dont get depressed either)</p>
<p>They send mail out to most people. It's Yale's way of trying to get you to apply. Although, I do think that they specifically target some people in their mailings. I didn't get any mail from Yale before I applied last year though.</p>
<p>Shark bite - no actually I think this is a junior (and a 'high scorer' as he/she said) wondering if his/her high scores are why Yale is targetting him/her. I know I got junk mail from Harvard, and I don't think they're exact panting over my SAT scores, so take it with a grain of salt. But be happy, I guess.</p>
<p>They do this to ALL high scorers and the letters come in bunches after each subsequent test results are released (i.e., first PSAT, then ACT, then SAT, etc).</p>
<p>I didn't think they had access to your scores.......they do?</p>
<p>On the PSAT there's a box you can check to have your info and score released to universities. If you check this box (sometimes even if you don't=p) you will likely receive a LOT of unsolicited mail. Including mail from places like Yale.</p>
<p>meant schoolers sorry. Too late for me to edit my original post. I bombed the PSATs last year :(.</p>
<p>EDIT: Well, not bomb, but not where I really wanted it.</p>