<p>I'm pretty sure that I decided not to send scores from my SATII to any colleges at registration... I mean I selected some schools but then decided not to send them and took them off of the list. How come it says that Cornell received my most recent SATII math?</p>
<p>Once I've decided to send SATs (like in November), can they access any future SAT scores whenever they want as well?</p>
<p>I think it's a mistake not to send them, they can find them out easily anyways. To answer your question, you have to resend them every time you take a new test.</p>
<p>do yo think I should also send them to Middlebury, Bowdoin, Colby, and Williams?</p>
<p>thanks :-)</p>
<p>Those are some very difficult schools you're applying to. Do you mind posting your stats? And yes, I do think you should send them.</p>
<p>SATI: 740V, 680M
SATII: 640,650,660,670,680 (lol, strange pattern huh?)
Rank: somewhere around 30/465
Weighted GPA ~ 94.9</p>
<p>fairly rigorous courseload</p>
<p>second highest average of final exams in class (NYS Merit Schoalrshi for this)</p>
<p>Grades show tremendous improvement, went from 89-93 overall averages in 9th and 10th grades, but haven't been below 95.0 since junior year (all junior and senior year marking periods were above 95.0) with a challenging course load, mind you- I started putting a lot more effort into my studies (hopefully that won't hurt me).</p>
<p>Perfect Score on Math BII (it's a New York thing) regents exam
Scored a 97/100 on English Language Arts NYS Exam</p>
<p>EC:
Scholastic:
· National Honor Society
· National Junior Honor Society
· Vice- President of Junior Class
· High Honor Role (Junior year)
· Honor Roll (Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years)
· Professional Horizons Program- a mInternship The Regional Program for Excellence (Senior year)
· Scholar Athlete (Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years)
· Student Association (Junior and Senior years)
New York State Merit Scholarship (awarded for having second highest average of final exams in my class of 468)</p>
<p>Sports:
· Woods Valley Ski Team (Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years)
· Qualified for, and participated in, varsity Skiing in 8th grade (earned varsity letter)
· Varsity Track (Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years and plan to participate during Senior year)
· Varsity Cross-Country (Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years)
· Co-Captain of Varsity Cross-Country (Junior and Senior year)
· Participated in Sectionals for Cross-Country (Sophomore and Junior years)
· First alternate for Varsity Cross-Country Sectionals (Senior year)
· Varsity Swimming (Sophomore and Senior years- sectionals both years)
· Most Improved Swimmer- Varsity Swimming (Sophomore year)
· Participated in Sectionals for Varsity Swimming (Sophomore year)</p>
<p>Community Service:
· 30-Hour Famine Participant (Freshman and Junior years)
· Raised money for the Heart Run and Walk (Junior year)
· Raised money for and participated in the Relay for Life (Junior year)
· Card games with senior citizens at The Bethany House nursing home (Senior year)
· Raised funds for the Ronald McDonald House charity (Senior year)
· Raised money for the Crop Walk (Senior Year)
· Volunteered at school blood drive- Oct. 8, 2004 (Senior year)
· Christmas caroling to invalids, hospitals, and nursing homes with church (Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years)
· Helped with National Honor Society Induction (Senior year)
· Independent singing group: The Primes (Junior year)
· RFA Select Choir- one out of only four basses in my school that were selected (Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years)
· RFA Musical (Sophomore and Junior years)
· Selected as an alternate for Mixed Chorus All-State (Senior year)
· Area All-State Choir (Senior year)</p>
<p>Religious:
· Involved in Life Teen Christian youth group (Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years)
· Member of Team Possible- a Christian youth leadership group (Senior year)
· Confirmation Team- a group that helps with Confirmation classes and all-day retreats (Senior year)</p>
<p>Clubs:
· BSI Club- student communications (Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years)
· Key Club (Senior year)</p>
<p>Looks good to me. Hope to see you next year.</p>
<p>thanks, that means a ton to me :-D</p>
<p>If I were to guess I'd say Colby and Bowdoin are solid matches. Middlebury is a very realistic reach. Cornell and Williams could be tough. You have a good chance at all of them tho.</p>
<p>thanks :-)... again, lol... I'm sending in my scores as I type
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<p>...but, I'm still woried about that Bio score, you don't think it will hurt me much in the admissions process?</p>
<p>Much? No, I don't think so. Stop worrying, it's a respectable score. There's nothing you can really do now.</p>
<p>You definitely have standout community service to make up for anything you'd lack in grades (which are still very good, by the way :)). SAT IIs are not as important as other factors during admission, so I wouldn't worry about them too much. Looks good to me. Best of luck!</p>
<p>Thanks Cornell Hotelie :-).</p>