<p>Hello
So I understand that UPenn and Yale are really the only "elite" schools that don't permit score choice on SAT Subject Tests. I got a 780 on Chemistry in June of my sophomore year. However, I was dumb at the time and incorrectly thought that colleges looked for 800s. So I retook Chemistry in October of my junior year and got a... 730! Now, I realize that retaking a 780 appears rather pushy to colleges, but I don't want to lie on the score choice feature. </p>
<p>My Question: Will Penn see that DATES I took each subject test? Or will it only see the fact that I got a 730 and 780 on Chemistry?</p>
<p>They evidently see the dates, since the dates matter – more typically in situations where the test was taken at two times widely apart (e.g. sophomore and senior years).</p>
<p>But why does it matter? The ethics of the situation is clear? You need to send all scores.</p>
<p>It matters because I want to know whether the colleges will see the dates, which will significantly impact my chances, not because I will change a specific course of action
It’s like a “chance” thread or a “will I get in with this final SAT thread” – you can’t change your grades/extracurrics/SAT score, but you CAN get an idea of your chances at a certain college</p>
<p>i highly doubt that your admission results of whatever schools you apply to will be significantly affected exclusively by this.</p>
<p>Thanks for the input, fogcity and Excavalier!
To be clear, I’m targeting the programs at Penn that are statistically the hardest to get into: Vagelos LSM with Wharton as my single-school option</p>
<p>Hey Promotional I can’t respond to pm’s so I tried to shoot you an email. Otherwise you can email me at <a href=“mailto:breama@wharton.upenn.edu”>breama@wharton.upenn.edu</a> with your questions!</p>
<p>Austin</p>