Sending only Math II?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Pennsylvania
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<p>I'm a little confused about Penn's testing policy. They stated that if I sent either ACT OR SAT, I must send the testing history of one or both tests. I have sent my ACT to them, but I would also like to send my math 2. I have taken the SAT1 before, and I'm wondering if I had to send that if I wanted to send my math 2? My SAT 1 was terrible as I did it with not much preparation (1890). My first Math 2 was also really bad as I did not prepare for it at all (530) and I took a lit with it on a whim and obviously bombed it (580). I have since retaken the SAT 2 this past month, and I am wondering if I can only send this month's score without sending the other scores? Will the adcoms find out? </p>

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<p>You have to send your complete testing history of SAT/SAT2/ACT.

<a href=“http://www.admissions.upenn.edu/apply/freshman-admission/required-testing”>http://www.admissions.upenn.edu/apply/freshman-admission/required-testing&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>will they find out if I choose not to send in the SAT testing history? I took the test totally unprepared and the scores are sooooo bad D:</p>

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<p>anyone has done this before?</p>

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<p>So basically you want to know if anyone who lied on their Penn application by “hiding” their test scores was accepted, correct? When D applied 2 years ago, the score choice box was disabled for all colleges that required all testing history. If the college required all scores, collegeboard sent all scores. Perhaps the box is no longer disabled so colleges can weed out the students who do not abide by their policy. Sorry for being so harsh but if you don’t think you will be accepted if you are honest, maybe you shouldn’t waste the $75. </p>

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<p>Well, the post above is what I was basically thinking. The OP should take Penn at their word that they will view the highest scores.</p>

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<p>ahhh the problem is I took the tests without realizing that the schools require my testing history… i have improved ALOT. yes, my question is, has anyone not submit all their scores but still get in? has anyone even tried this? can schools track you down? I have not actually tried sending my scores yet :P</p>