<p>On college applications, do you need to put down "all" scores or your best scores you want them to see? I know they eventually will get all scores from college board but I wonder. My best composite SAT1 is from one sitting and is significantly better than the score from other tests. Also, I took 3 SAT2 tests and 2 scores are much better than the third one. Do you thing they expect you to put all scores on the application?</p>
<p>if there're space for all your tests, you must list all (lest they sue you for omission of information). otherwise you may list the highest.</p>
<p>Really?
Is this what you guys are doing on your applications?
I mean putting down all your scores?</p>
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lest they sue you for omission of information
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<p>Yeah, I'm sure they'll file a suit!</p>
<p>What if you didn't know this any already sent the application in..?</p>
<p>Is this accurate? Prior to this year's admissions, applicants were allowed to omit information, but they were never penalized for it. I understand that they see all of the scores now anyway, but still, you can't blame an applicant for "omission of information", when every applicant was capable of doing it last year and past years.. what's the deal?</p>
<p>I'm not an authority but my opinion is that they will call you if anything is "missing" (i.e. if there is a problem they will ask you, which will be no big deal anyway).</p>
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...they will call you if anything is "missing"...
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i'm only afraid that they start to assume that you lied, instead of calling to verify.</p>
<p>If listing scores that you want to put down on your application is lying, then virtually everyone who has ever applied to college is a liar.</p>
<p>no krabble, im not referring to scores. was referring to things like, say, an unreported low grade. i don't know. ignore me anyway. :(</p>
<p>Sorry if I was unclear about what I said in post #8 by "listing scores that you want to put down"--by this I meant scores that you actually have but not necessarily all the scores you have. For example, if I was applying to college X and had scores of 700, 600, and 500 and I only put down scores 700 and 600 on the application.</p>
<p>I don't mean something like writing down an "800" when I clearly don't have one.</p>
<p>Anyway, I'm pretty certain that they're not going to hold it against you or doubt your character if you don't want to physically put down the score on your application (even though they'll be able to see it, perhaps that doesn't necessarily mean they will glare at any low scores). This is just my $0.02. Feel free to correct me, for I'm curious about this whole thing as well..</p>
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Anyway, I'm pretty certain that they're not going to hold it against you or doubt your character if you don't want to physically put down the score on your application (even though they'll be able to see it, perhaps that doesn't necessarily mean they will glare at any low scores).
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agreed. but i don't want to take that risk. :D</p>
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