<p>But Penn specifically told me that the ONLY way the November scores will make it in time for ED consideration will be if the scores are rushed. :eek:</p>
<p>yeah, they have to be rushed for ED.</p>
<p>and we're not sure how to make sure they are rushed...on time.</p>
<p>Exactly...</p>
<p>You can probably use the earliest release date, the call in/log in pay-per-view and expedite your score then. Don't wait for the regular release date. If you need further explanation you can phone College Board or e-mail them.</p>
<pre><code> Exam Online/Phone Mail
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<p>Scores OnLine November 5, 6 November 21 December 2 </p>
<h1>Rush reporting is available for an additional $26. Rush scores are sent two business days after your request is received.</h1>
<p>The College Board Headquarters</p>
<p>45 Columbus Avenue
New York, NY 10023
Phone: (212) 713-8000</p>
<p>for ppl taking the oct 22 act, those scores will probably have to be rushed too, right?</p>
<p>Test: October 8, 9 Online: October 24 Mailed: November 4</p>
<p>Tonight my dad went to a seminar at Penn.</p>
<p>They said (AND THE DEAN WAS RIGHT THERE) that the October SATs don't need to be rushed, but the Nov do.</p>
<p>You call Collegeboard with a credit card ready to arrange it.</p>
<p>Good info, thanks for sharing. Good luck in your application.</p>
<p>Rushing scores is "Flat Rate", meaning if you selected 100 colleges on your list and choose the rush option, it's still a 26$ addition. Yes, you can rush your score online. It's somewhere on the CB "score report" webpages.</p>
<p>I'd recommend emailing your scores to college (and be honest) and ask them to include your email in your file in case they have not received your scores officially.</p>
<p>They did ask me (in an email) to have my school faxed and mailed a copy of my scores (signed and sealed by the registrar), so you can also do that using an online score printout in case the official scores don't arrive on time.</p>
<p>Rushing scores is "Flat Rate", meaning if you selected 100 colleges on your list and choose the rush option, it's still a 26$ addition.</p>
<p>each? or total?</p>
<p>you said flat rate, which would mean your total cost for 100 reports...</p>
<p>$26 for 100 score reports seems unlikely?</p>
<p>Someone, let me know since I'll need the Rush service this year.</p>
<p>Is rushing scores online/computer the same as doing in over the phone? If I rush my scores as soon as they appear from the Nov. sitting (through the internet), Penn will receive them on time?</p>
<p>i'm glad that so many to-be ivy leaguers cannot figure out how to rush scores to colleges.</p>
<p>i have nothing constructive to add.</p>
<p>in that 100 case u should ask the collegeboard.</p>
<p>anyone know if u have to rush oct 22 ACT scores?</p>