<p>I recently had a name change, but my SATs and subject tests--AP tests for that matter too--were taken under my old name. In the additional information portion of the Common App I noted my situation. However, would I have to e-mail admissions and tell them that the scores I sent were under a different name; I am worried that they might not match up my application (new name) with my scores (old name).</p>
<p>You are going to have to follow up with ALL of your schools about this and might have to do it a few times. I would email AND call each school to make sure they are aware of the situation.</p>
<p>I am assuming that my scores haven’t been received yet–I sent them on 12/14–and that most people that work admissions would be off on vacation. Do you think the schools I am applying to would have a problem if I can’t contact them by the 1/1 deadline? For instance, would UVA know that I sent in my scores and app before the 1/1 deadline, even if I notified them after the fact?</p>
<p>By the way, Dean J can I send an e-mail describing my situation to <a href=“mailto:undergradadmission@virginia.edu”>undergradadmission@virginia.edu</a>; or should I wait until I file my Common App later tonight.</p>
<p>Ok, Dean J I have a question. I sent an e-mail to undergrad admissions detailing my situation, and received a response that it was going to be sent to the appropriate department; this was on 12/23. I checked my SIS and it still says under my “to do list” that I need to send standardized tests scores. I know that is extremely busy in the admissions office right now, but how long is the waiting period for my scores to match my application. I apologize if I sound to pushy, but I just want to ensure that everything with my application goes through smoothly. Thank you.</p>