<p>So I just submitted my applications to Brown (Early Decision), Penn- University Park, University of Pittsburgh (works on rolling admission).</p>
<p>Should I even submit my SAT right now? Superscored, my sat as of now is 1800. I know I did immensely better at the October SAT. So should I even submit my SAT Scores to those three colleges now? Or wait until I get my Oct result, and only submit that? Keep in mind that I ED Brown, Pitt works on rolling admission, and University Park has very limited rooming and boarding, so please respond ASAP.</p>
<p>If you’re confident that your October results are better than your current ones, wait, and then superscore. If not, send in your old SATs. How much would you say you improved?</p>
<p>I really don’t want to jinx myself, but lets just say I think I improved considerably.</p>
<p>I’m just kind of concerned because my GC repeatedly told me how University Park has very limited rooms and I’d be lucky if there is still any left. Pitt works on rolling admission so you get the idea. Would the admissions officers simply wait until my SAT scores to arrive before reviewing my application or would the admissions officers just thrown mine to a pile of rejected?</p>
<p>First priority is to get accepted!!! Then far down the list of priorities is to get a good room. Ask you GC of your chances at Penn State and Pitt with your current GPA + SAT score of 1800. If it’s high then send it. If not, and you need a higher score (say 2000+) then wait.</p>