<p>Is it bad that I am not getting any College mails after I took the PSAT? I am pretty sure that I circled that I wanted to get mail, but I haven't gotten any at all...</p>
<p>Should I be worried?</p>
<p>I don't think there's much need to be worried because those letters don't matter much anyway. I mean, they open your eyes to different colleges and are meant to pique interest, but it's not like when you apply, colleges will actually check to see if they sent a letter to you or not.</p>
<p>im getting the impression that you are an incredibly paranoid person</p>
<p>I got mail for about a week, then it just stopped. I don't know what the hell happened.</p>
<p>I am just worried that if no mail is coming then maybe collegeboard didn't even get my PSAT test. I don't care about the fact that I am not getting mail it just that my counselor ( who is not very good at it) said that maybe collegeboard misplaced my test. <- don't know if that is true though!</p>
<p>If you already have your PSAT score, then how can it be "misplaced"? Besides, it's the PSAT. It doesn't really matter except in terms of the National Merit Scholarship.</p>
<p>I don't have my PSAT score.</p>
<p>^then thats probably why. I started gettin mail in january of last year (im a junior but i took it as a sophmore and i got a 187)</p>
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Is it bad that I am not getting any College mails after I took the PSAT? I am pretty sure that I circled that I wanted to get mail, but I haven't gotten any at all...</p>
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Why, do colleges see your PSAT scores or something?</p>
<p>it took a while for me to start getting mail after the PSAT and I was slightly worried, but it ended up coming. there have been like a total of 5 days this year I haven't recieved any mail.</p>
<p>And seriously, its not that great. I've gotten like 13 emails in the past 2 weeks from Azuza Pacific telling me to let them send me a brochure of some sort. They just keep sending random things to you. 80% of it is from unkown universities, 15% are from known, but not nesasarily prestigious universities and 5% are from like Columbia and Brown and the rest of them. It gets annoying fast. Its kind of like snow, the novelty wears off very quickly</p>
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And seriously, its not that great. I've gotten like 13 emails in the past 2 weeks from Azuza Pacific telling me to let them send me a brochure of some sort. They just keep sending random things to you. 80% of it is from unkown universities, 15% are from known, but not nesasarily prestigious universities and 5% are from like Columbia and Brown and the rest of them. It gets annoying fast. Its kind of like snow, the novelty wears off very quickly
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<p>Heh, I got those too but from like 10 different schools. I have yet to get my PSAT scores. Most of mine have been random, the only one that barely stood out with Stetson.</p>
<p>It will come soon enough. In large quantities. Very, very large quantities.</p>
<p>Does it matter if you did good or bad whether or not you will get mail?</p>
<p>No, it's completely irrelevant. Colleges don't even see your scores, just the information you provided concerning GPA and major and whatnot.</p>
<p>I find that college mail hits the hardest in the spring time. I've received a ton of stuff this year, but I remember my sophomore year got pretty bad in January-March. So don't worry it'll come eventually.</p>
<p>Okay, good because my couselor said that it could mean that CB hasn't gotten my scores yet (guess she was wrong, again)</p>
<p>Thank goodness I haven't been bombarded with college mail yet. More along the lines of "You qualify for financial aid!" What a pleasant reminder.</p>