<p>i sent october sat score(which includes every score), and then I did rush report for this.
Then, I put Cornell as a score recipient for November SAT2 which includes everything again. </p>
<p>So it's 3 times...yeah?</p>
<p>What should I do??
Did I just annoy admission committee?
Is it gonna affect my chance to Cornell?
I'm just worried because in Cornell website, everywhere it says "don't send the same material"..</p>
<p>Give me some advices please</p>
<p>If you're that worried, email admissions or whoever will be receiving the reports. It's not a big deal.</p>
<p>this is ridiculous...of course it wont affect your admission...and if it does...well it's cornell's loss and not yours...</p>
<p>No. When you rush report, or regular report for that matter, all of the scores get sent. There is no way to rush your Nov SATII's without sending your old scores as well.</p>
<p>If Cornell is like most colleges, your scores will be electronically downloaded to the college's system. At most colleges, your paper folder is completed by the Operations department and when all your materials are in, they then send it over to admissions. I wouldn't worry if your SAT's are sent more than once. Most kids' are - the testing service electronically sends them and often the school includes them on the transcript. It's not a big deal as your scores will be recorded on your folder file once, and then sent to admissions.</p>