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<p>Each college - $ 10 ( for sending additional reports )
and then $ 29 to rush the scores. You just pay the rush fee once. not for all colleges IMO.</p>
<p>I dunno if the rest of my application is strong or not; I wouldn’t be the most accurate judge. I am aware of the 1500+ thing. Like most people in our country, I’m gunning the ivies, and I am fully aware of my chances (or the lack of them). I’ve EDed at Cornell with a 1450 CR+M (my last attempt) only because I’m a legacy, and with slim hopes at that. The 800 in my four SAT IIs dont help either.</p>
<p>Plus, I’ve gone through numerous decisions threads and well… the ones with a 2250-2300 who HAVE got in usually have a 750+ in CR. That’s nearly impossible for me. I’m pretty skeptical about my chances still.</p>
<p>680 is good enough man.</p>
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<p>Legacy? Did your parents or grandparents attend cornell? Are you indian?</p>
<p>Oh yeah. 680 was on my first attempt. On my second attempt, that dropped to a 610. The colleges that want all scores get to see that as well. Major bummer. </p>
<p>Yeah, legacy is defined as someone who got a degree from a certain college, and my father has an Executive MBA degree from Cornell. I am indeed Indian, despite nearly a decade in America. I dont think being a legacy is a major boost, but some beg to differ. Add to that the excessive number of qualified ED applicants from the country.</p>
i dont have good CR scores
how do i improve the score
please help
suggest some books