Currently I am a senior. I didn’t take the SAT junior year because I missed the March and May deadlines and the June SAT test places were way too far away. I was registered for today and November. Today I woke up at 8AM and I was supposed to be there at 745AM so now all I have is the November SAT as my first and only time. Should I register for December, do colleges care for that test too. I’m so mad at myself right now, I’m such a screw up.
Colleges will definitely look at December scores for RD, but not ED. Some schools will also consider Jan scores, so you should register for December at a minimum. And perhaps invest in an alarm clock!
Yes I am doing ED, I set 3 alarms with 10 snoozes each last night! It’s frustrating because I’m the only senior who is yet to take the SAT, I feel like such a slacker.
Young person, what is going on with you that you have found yourself in this situation? No need to answer here, as it may involve lack of family support, and, true, no clock, but you must consider these things so you better understand.
Remember, no matter where you start from, that is where you are. You can turn things around going forward, but you must commit to those changes and tell yourself that they are what you need and want.
Go sign up, and set the night before, set the alarm on your stovetop, your television, your i(thing), and ask a friend to call and wake you up.
Your answer is confusing and I really don’t even know what the first two paragraphs are even talking about. I didn’t know I had to register for SATs in March, then I missed the May deadline and all the June test places were two or three towns away. Last night, I set a bunch of alarms but I didn’t wake up. Just a string of mistakes and me being uniformed
TheBrady6: Not trying to fluster you. I’m suggesting that if deadlines and timing throw you off, there may be things that run deeper than your intent to get there. But the point is not to be angry with yourself, as such defeats your goal.
Im doing RD not ED at my first reply