Sending Subject Test Scores to Colleges

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<p>For SUBJECT TESTS, are you allowed to choose the scores you want to send to colleges (even colleges like Cornell that require you to send all scores)?</p>

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<p>bump… I was wondering about the same thing!</p>

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<p>Bumppppppppp</p>

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<p>Yeah!! OMG! Please, somebody answer this!! I know like, Georgetown wants to see all your scores? But if you have 2 800s and a 500 can you just not send them the 500? Or do they have to see all your scores?!!?</p>

<p>And what’s the repercussion for not sending your bad scores when they demand to see them all?</p>

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<p>BUMP</p>

<p>so score choice applies to sat subject tests as well as sat reasoning?
how would a university know if you only sent in one test on a day that you took 2 tests… or that you only sent tests from one day when you took the same tests on another occasion? does it specifically say “selected scores” or something when they get the report?</p>

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<p>Bumppppppp</p>

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<p>Dudes, don’t worry about subject tests. There’s no way for colleges to know how many you’ve taken. I talked with College Board about this. Just send in your best scores. The only time you’re screwed is when a school requires a certain ST and you’ve only taken it once. Then you have to send in a score even if it’s low. But if you take it more than once you can send in your best score and they’ll have no clue.</p>

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<p>thanks ^.~</p>