<p>I just went to send my scores to my early schools. I have taken the SAT twice and am going to take it one more time this October.
I first went to send my scores from the previous 2 tests because I didn't realize that I could send my future score from the October test as well. So, I sent the previous two tests. Then, after clicking on my October test date, it gave me the option of sending those as well. So, I just sent everything again. Now, I'm regretting it. Is it really bad that the early schools will receive two score reports from me-- one with my first two tests, the other with all three? I'm freaking out. Do you think that there's a chance that they will only look at the first report and not see that I'm taking it again and sending those scores as well?
Any input would be appreciated; thank you!</p>
<p>anyone? thank you in advance</p>
<p>do not worry. What you did is fine. You probably just spent more money than you had to since for your next test you get the first 3 free and would have included all three sittings. If you want to be sure that they are aware that third test is being taken and coming, you can fill in the third SAT slot on your common app with the date of the upcoming test and then either leave the scores blank or put TBD in those spaces. That isn’t necessary but it is an option.</p>
<p>It is irrelevant. At most colleges, the file that decison makers see simply provides scores submitted and says nothing about how many times you sent scores. Moreover, large numbers of applicants send scores and then send them again after another test is taken.</p>
<p>great, thank you both for your reassurance :)</p>