<p>If one of the requirements of a private scholarship is to send SAT and/or ACT scores what do you send?? Do you print it off the computer, make a copy of the scores you were sent or is there another way? Hopefully someone who was a sucessful scholarship applicant can tell me what they sent in.</p>
<p>For the ACT, you can type in the scholarship address information and they will send it directly. For the SAT, last year you had to choose a recipient from their list. Don't know if it is the same this year.</p>
<p>The SAT has a list of only 5 scholarship agencies. The ACT also a list, but you can also add the name of an agency and they will send it in a sealed envelope. However, two of the scholarships my son is applying for (and others that he plans on applying for) want the ACT/SAT enclosed with the cover sheet from the online app, along with transcripts and tax forms, NOT separately. ANyone else have any experience with this??</p>
<p>I figured this out, and the answer was very simple. I figured I'd post it in case anyone else has this issue. </p>
<p>When my son visited the guidance secretary for official transcripts to send to scholarships he also asked for his official school SAT transcript. Apparently this is pretty common since the secretary didn't even flinch when he asked for 5 transcripts and asked for the SAT transcripts to be put in 2 of the envelopes. </p>
<p>Problem solved, but we definately messed up on applying for a merit scholarship for one of his college applications that wanted an SAT report sent with the scholarship application and the deadline is past. I actually ordered a second set of SAT's and paid for the "rush option" and I don't think that's what they wanted.</p>