SAT II scores for schools that don't ask for them?

Applying to College
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<p>Is it okay to still send them?
One of my colleges seemed to encourage it, and that they couldn't hurt.</p>

<p>Is that typical of most schools, or do most just not want the scores at all? I don't want to send them if they're going to negatively impact my app...</p>

<p>sorry if this has been asked before</p>

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<p>b u m p i n g</p>

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<p>bump again</p>

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<p>If you did well on them, why not (unless, of course, you’re applying to a ton of colleges, in which case I wouldn’t bother if it wasn’t necessary)? Look at how competitive schools are. If you think there’s a chance your SAT II scores could help among a lot of similarly qualified applicants, definitely send them. They could be the thing that makes your application stand out. If your scores aren’t that outstanding for a school, and the school doesn’t require them, however, I wouldn’t bother.</p>

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<p>I scored well (790 literature /770 us history /750 math ii) but I’m applying to schools like Notre Dame, Middlebury, where a lot of people have high scores already</p>

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<p>Absolutely send those scores. If they don’t use they don’t use 'em. But you will still win psychological points with the admissions reader as in, ‘wow, nice scores…’</p>