<p>Ok, I don’t understand how to list test scores…they give you 5 slots, do I put “V700” in slot 1 and “M800” in slot 2. If I did that, I’d only have room for 1 SAT and 2 SAT 2’s, while in reality I took 2 SATs and 4 SAT 2’s</p>
<p>No. They provide an example. It would be wise to use it.</p>
<p>Thanks, what a constructive response.</p>
<p>It’s the example that threw me off. At the top it says:
SAT Reasoning Test:Verbal<em>, math and writing scores should be listed separately.
(</em>Known as Critical Reading as of March, 2005)</p>
<p>That’s not an example. Those are instructions. Look underneath the box provided to put your numbers in, guy.</p>
<p>M:700/V:700/W:700</p>
<p>M2C:700/USH:700/CHEM:700/BIO:700/LIT:700/M1:700/SPAN:700/WHIST:700/etc. (except those would be diff slots for SAT IIs, keep in mind).</p>
<p>Those are the abbreviations I would use for the SATIIs (seeing as they don’t give you any).</p>
<p>Dave, I know those are instructions. That’s why I said the example threw me off, because based on the instructions I should just list each section separately.</p>
<p>ILike, what do you mean about diff slots for Sat IIs</p>
<p>Don’t put all of your SAT IIs in one answer box. Each SAT II score goes in its own spot.</p>
<p>Always go by the given example. That is what indicates what they want you to do.</p>