<p>Should I blindly send my scores to colleges? Do I have to blindly send them in order for them to arrive in time? I'm not sure if I did well or not and I have a 2160, would blindly sending scores to colleges that are worse negatively impact me or have no impact? I need some input the deadline to change what schools i report to is this monday.</p>
<p>I'm in the same position. I have a 2180 right now, and I'm not sure what to do! </p>
<p>Anyone wanna give us advice?</p>
<p>Colleges typically will only consider your highest scores. If you scored higher this time around, fabulous. If not, then they'll look at your previous scores.</p>
<p>In an older thread, a poster had said that what happens is the scores are sent to the university, and then a lower-level admissions person takes the scores, and writes the highest ones on the applicant's file. The admissions officer who actually makes the decision then only sees the highest scores (he/she doesn't see all of them)</p>