<p>I'm applying for the Nov.1 EA/ED deadline and I'm taking the SAT again on November 3rd. I've confirmed with the colleges I'm looking at that it will be accepted, but what I'm wondering is can I use my free score reports from that test date to send all my SAT scores or do I need to pay the college board's ridiculous fee to have scores sent in by November 1st and then send in my later scores again with the free reports?</p>
<p>If nobody knows I'll email the colleges and check or just suck it up and pay the fee, but I thought I might check here first in case it was common knowledge.</p>
<p>The fastest way is actually via the free (or paid) reports that you designate prior to taking the tests. They are sent directly to the schools either electronically or via CD-ROM depending on how the university designates they are to receive them. The delay happens when you wait to see the scores, then send the scores. Even with a rush they will arrive later then if you designate prior to the test.</p>
<p>Here is the schedule of the dates the schools receive the scores if designated prior to the test for each testing date as stated by college board: [SAT</a> Reasoning Test - SAT Score Reporting Dates](<a href=“http://professionals.collegeboard.com/testing/sat-reasoning/scores/dates]SAT”>Getting SAT Scores – SAT Suite of Assessments | College Board)</p>
<p>I think what you’re asking is if you can send all your SAT scores at once or do you have to send them separately. (If I’m wrong just ignore me.) You can send all of them at once, and like blueiguana said, using those reports that you designate prior to taking the tests is the fastest way to send the scores.</p>