Updating Common app or not???

[Tonyhe94]

<p>I received my SAT physics score after I submitted the common app. Should I make a new account just to update one score. Should I even bother since I said I was going to take the SAT physics test in the additional info section?</p>

[smwhtslghtlydzed]

<p>You can make another version of the common app- if you go on the FAQ (of common app) they’ll tell you how to do it and it’s fairly simple. It might be worth it just since it doesn’t require that much effort, but if you don’t want to deal with having different common app versions, I would think that as long as you send the official SAT score report it won’t matter what’s on the common app.</p>

[ToBePremed]

<p>Just make another version.</p>

<p>On the Common App, click “Instructions” on the left, then scroll down to “Application Versions.”

The Common Application should generally be completed once, with identical copies sent to all colleges. You should create a new version if you wish to correct an error discovered after submission or provide new information not available when you first submitted the application. It is not necessary to “customize” your Common Application for individual colleges. Individual college supplements and supplemental essay questions should be used to provide special information to different colleges. Below are the steps necessary to create an alternate version.</p>

<p>Step1: You must submit the Common Application to at least one institution first. You cannot create an alternate version until this has occurred.</p>

<p>Step 2: You must log out of the application then go to this special URL:
<a href=“https://www.commonapp.org/CommonApp/...allowcopy=true[/url]”>https://www.commonapp.org/CommonApp/...allowcopy=true&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>and login using your existing User Name and Password.</p>

<p>Step 3: Upon login you will be taken to the ‘Common Application’ page, where you will see information about the application you have already submitted. The ability to create an alternate version of your submitted Common Application is now activated, and you should click on the ‘Replicate’ link to make an alternate version of your submitted application. When this is complete, a second version will be visible on your screen and a special drop down list will appear in the upper right corner of your application. You can use this drop down to move between application versions.</p>

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[SnowflakeVT]

<p>Can’t tell from your Q if you’ve also submitted your common app for the school you want to see this score. If you want a college to consider score physics SAT II score and you’ve already sent in the common app, you can still forward your scores from College Board, but you’ll also have to notify admissions that you omitted your physics score. Tell them the number and also let them know that you are having the official scores forwarded as well.</p>