SAT Question-please help!

Colleges and Universities A-Z Middlebury College
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<p>I'm applying to Midd RD and I'm have a question about sat scores.
I sent them my Sats, along with 2 subject tests.</p>

<p>My question is that I got back my December subject test scores and I'm not sure if I should send them to Midd. Also, I think it might be too late.</p>

<p>So the scores they have are:
SAT: 2160, r-750, m-690, w-720
SAT IIs: lit-720, spanish-680</p>

<p>if I sent them my newer scores, there would also be:
math 2-800, spanish-730.</p>

<p>Do you think the scores they have are good enough, or should I send these? Would they get there in time?? Ok thanks</p>

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<p>I would send them. While your old scores aren't bad by any means, these are certainly better! Don't worry about them getting there in time, it doesn't take nearly as long to send scores as Collegeboard would have you think. If $9 isn't an issue, send them.</p>

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<p>ok thanks. the $9 was the thing kinda holding me back but i guess i'll just suck it up and send them.</p>

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<p>I would also recommend sending them. Nice scores! <em>thumbs up</em></p>

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<p>haha thanks. i think i was really lucky on my math2, i don't even know what happened there.</p>

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<p>It ain't luck, chica. Math is NEVER luck. Either you know or you don't. (Sadly enough... :()</p>

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<p>haha well i just think it's weird that I got a 690 on the regular math--i'm just worried they'll think i cheated or something!</p>

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<p>Actually, it isn't that weird. A lot of my Math Higher friends score great on Math 2 but "flop" when it comes to SAT Math. I think it's paranoia, or being in advanced classes that you tend to forget the simpler equations. I bet a lot of them would go "What?" when someone asks them what's the quadratic equation because they've moved lightyears beyond it. Also, they tend to be suspicious when a question is REALLY easy on SAT Math and start lookin' for hidden questions/loopholes that might trip them up.</p>