Score Choice (Violation)

<p>this may sound like a dumb question or proposition, but what if we make 10 different email ids and take 10 SATs, with each SAT registered with each id?</p>

<p>then score choice wouldnt really matter, because you can reject the sending of the scores from 9 of them and just send your best score from 1 of them. it would avoid score choice and would also look good that you got a good score on your "first" try.</p>

<p>not that that i would do it (got a 212 soph. PSAT and already gave my SAT), but it could be easily possible right?</p>

<p>Keep in mind you might end up with subject tests and the reasoning test on different accounts.</p>

<p>From my experience, ideas on how to cheat college admissions come in two forms:</p>

<p>1) Many people already use it
2) It relies on people who have the ability and desire to catch it not doing so</p>

<p>Number 2 right here.</p>

<p>give the subject tests after your done with the general one.</p>

<p>@amarkov</p>

<p>is that a compliment?</p>

<p>anyways, this was just like a random spurt of thought, so i decided to share :P</p>

<p>In order for this to happen, you must :
1)Register each account under different addresses
2)Register each account under different phone number
3)Log in account using different IP addresses</p>

<p>If you make one,just one error, you might end up getting caught and the consequences would be very serious.I wouldn`t recommend it.</p>

<p>^ No. Just no.</p>

<p>Uhh, what about Social Security number?</p>

<p>Your account on the Collegeboard website is tied to your name, address, etc. When you take the SAT, does it ask you for your CB account name?</p>

<p>To do what you suggest, you’d need 10 different identities and ten fake IDs.</p>

<p>Good luck James Bond.</p>