<p>I am not sure how this works.
When the school asks for the Official Score Reports, does that mean that I MUST send it through College Board or is something like the Common Application enough?
I believe I do, but how does the sending work? Do they send one score you choose or all, as in SAT I scores and SAT IIs? I should have thought about this earlier, but if I send the scores by the end of this week would it be too late for the schools whose deadlines are around January 1st? <em>Slaps self in face</em></p>
<p>Yep, you have to send it through college board. You go pick which schools you want to send scores to ($9.50 ea) and then it sends ALL your scores to those schools.</p>
<p>I'd recommend you send them TODAY (if at all possible)... It takes a lot of colleges 1-2 weeks to receive an official score report, but for some it takes 2-4 weeks... Some colleges will accept scores later than the 1st even though their deadline is the 1st... check for that. </p>
<p>Good luck! If it makes you feel better, I left it to this late too, and it all worked out.</p>
<p>Official Score Reports do not necessarily mean through college board. All of the schools I have sent to just record them from my transcript. I suggest mailing your schools before paying the $9.50 fee per school.</p>
<p>I think only one of my schools says it's okay if they're on the transcript- if you look on the college's website, you should be able to figure it out.</p>
<p>Hmm wow well I remember sending certain scores to some schools, but I didn't think scores from all my tests were sent. So I mean if I send for an example an SAT II score to one college, does that college receive my past scores as well? If so then I sent it to 5/8 schools. I'm not in too bad of a shape if that is the case (except I wish I did better :P).</p>