<p>I have taken the sat 3 times till now and im going to take it for my last time this upcoming january. since im faxing my scores to usc, i have printed out the page with my test registrations and my scores.... i think its the page you get when you click on college board taht you want to see your scores... anyway, since im faxing my scores, this page i printed shows that i have registered for an Sat reasoning test for jan 2010 and a Sat subject test for dec 2009. i have this on one page with my list of previous sat scores... should i fax this along or will showing them that i am taking the reasoning test 4 times a bad idea... </p>
<p>can anyone tell me?</p>
<p>also, am i sending the right thing? does "score reports" mean the page with just my scores written and basically nothing else?
(for toefl, i have this page with my composite score and the 4 sub scores.... is this fine?)
thanks!</p>
<p>The College Board sends the SAT test results reports to USC at your request. You can pay extra for quicker send time. You cannot FAX your reports because they have to be official reports sent from the College Board. I am not sure if taking the SAT the fourth time makes sense because of the time crunch involved. USC admissions may have its decision about your application before receiving the results of January SAT testing. </p>
<p>If you think it makes sense to take the SAT again in January, I suggest that you find out if the College Board can get the results to USC before USC decides on your application.</p>
<p>Yes, nanaboom, any page that shows your name and your scores is fine for the unofficial report you FAX with Form 5. (And YES, USC requests that you send in onofficial scores with Form 5 in ADDITION to your official score reports!) I know several of you would like USC to know you are taking future tests (I thought it was possible to indicate that on the application in the past, but it doesn’t seem so now), so having those registrations listed is a good way to do that. Maybe you could also make mention of that on a cover sheet with your FAX. Good luck!</p>