<p>I took the PSAT this October and I selected the choice to have colleges send me emails/mail, but I haven't gotten any. Does that mean that my scores weren't so good? It bothers me, since I didn't think I did badly on it.</p>
<p>Whether your scores are good or not have nothing to do with whether or not you receive them. So don’t worry about THAT.</p>
<p>Really? Thanks. My friends were all getting them and I was getting zilch. I also heard that colleges send you mail for certain score ranges so… But if it’s like you say, then I’m relieved.</p>
<p>@tehlofflies They send you mail based on certain score ranges. For example, one of my friends took it and got a 1700, and he gets mail from lesser known/not very selective colleges. I got within the national merit range and get mail from many top colleges i.e. princeton etc. But it doesn’t even matter, because you can just request info from the colleges’ website and they’ll send it to you.</p>
<p>“I took the PSAT this October and I selected the choice to have colleges send me emails/mail, but I haven’t gotten any.”</p>
<p>Count your blessings!</p>
<p>LOL actually by now I have received some and I get what you mean. They’re overwhelming and annoying. XD</p>