<p>I applied ED Cornell and am scheduled to take the Bio Subject Test in November, so I used one of the free registration score reports to send there. Does that mean only the Bio Subject Test scores will be sent to Cornell or do all of my past scores get sent as well? I tried checking my score send history and it said I had no score history, but then I checked another part of the site and it showed that all of my scores were sent to Cornell... I'm very confused and don't know which is right! And how will I know if Cornell has received my scores/when should they receive them if they have been sent?
Thank you!</p>
<p>If you designate a Nov score to be sent as one of your free sends to a college, all Nov scores and all prior scores will be sent when Nov scores are released unless you specificaly exercised score choice and went in and designated that specific prior scores should not be sent. It does not sound like you did that (you would know and would not have any question about it if you did).</p>
<p>Cornell has an on-line account with CB. For designations like yours made as part of your registration for the test, what happens is that all your scores will be placed into that on-line account most likely one or two days before the scores are even released to you in late Nov. Cornell will then get them when it decides to download scores from its on-line account, likely no more than a few days after the scores are put into its account.</p>
<p>Thank you! And does that mean that Cornell can’t see any of my scores until the November ones are released? They said it is ok to take Subject Tests in November, will doing that hurt my chances of admission or anything?</p>
<p>If what you did was designate Cornell as a recipient of your scores as one of your free sends for the Nov test, yes Cornell will not get any scores until the Nov scores are reased. Safety would indicate that you should send prior SAT scores (and any prior scores) now as a separate send and pay the extra fee for doing so if Cornell limits that Nov rule to SAT IIs.</p>