<p>Has anyone had experience with SAT losing their scores? I took the test in October. SAT says they had a "mishap" with my tests and didn't score them. Now they say that my scores won't be available to be sent to my colleges until just before Christmas. I have already applied to an early decision college (Nov 15th deadline) and several early action colleges (Dec 1st deadline). Will the colleges just reject my applications? Will the admissions office consider my applications without my scores? Does anyone have any advice or actual experience with this sort of thing happening before?</p>
<p>lol.. i never heard of such a thing.. why dont they just give you a 2400..</p>
<p>Let the schools you've applied to know what is going on. A lot depends on the school but at worst I think they would defer your application, not reject it outright.</p>
<p>If my application is deferred, does that mean I lose the advantage of having applied early decision or early action? Will I just be put into the pool of applicants who applied regular decision? Doesn't seem fair.</p>
<p>do you have any other scores> or just the one set....</p>
<p>not fair, but I bet you CB can get away with it, saddly enough</p>
<p>These are my only SAT scores. CB hasn't been easy to get help from. I've talked to a lot of people there over the last month. It's a big company. One person last week may be trying to help. We'll see if anything really happens.</p>
<p>Sue collegeboard. They are ruining your future life.</p>