<p>I totally forgot about doing this. I just did it now and I did the "rush" thing. It says that it will ship in two days. When will this get to my colleges? Will they mind if it's not there by January 1st?</p>
<p>(Also, does Jan 1st deadline mean on Jan 1st or by Jan 1st?)</p>
<p>I don't think you have much to worry about. A lot of schools accept late SATs, even the January scores.</p>
<p>I applied ED2 to Wash U though, which has a turnover of 2 weeks (I hear by Jan 15). Should I call them? How long do you think it will take for them to get the scores?</p>
<p>In that case, you should probably call them. With the holiday rush, mail will probably be received a bit later. To be on the safe side, your best bet is to contact them.</p>
<p>I actually rushed mit my scores a couple days ago; they recieved them in 2 days so I wouldn't worry too much. But you should call and make sure that Wash U accepts rushed scores, some schools won't.</p>
<p>ouch. their office is closed today.
german--by 2 days do you mean 2 days after they sent them out? On the college board site, it says they send the actual scores out 2 days after you make the order, so I assume it would take 4 or 5 days with the mailing time.</p>
<p>One more question--I'm taking an SAT II in January. Do I send all my scores over after I take that or when I get my scores back?</p>
<p>oh wait--do they send it online and not thru mail?</p>
<p>"(Also, does Jan 1st deadline mean on Jan 1st or by Jan 1st?)"</p>
<p>That is a good question - anyone with answers around?</p>
<p>I think most schools will accept SAT scores a bit late... I sent all mine normally on like Dec. 18 or 19 for a Jan 1 deadline. I think that deadline is mainly for parts of the app you are directly responsible for, ie essays, personal info, etc.</p>
<p>Cornell for example, told me to send it normally, even when I called on the 19th.</p>
<p>JackJackson, mit recieved my score report 2 days after I ordered it rushed; that would be through the mail. Schools like Columbia don't accept rush reports b/c the collegeboard sends them paper copies. Columbia requires regular reports instead, as some schools, Columbia included, use online reports only.</p>