<p>I took SAT on 4th December 2010. My College Board profile says, "You have until Jan 31, 2011 to make changes to your score recipients". Does that mean my scores will be sent on Jan 31 ? OR will College Board start the sending procedure on Jan 31 ?
The college admission officers are asking for my SAT score and I don't know what to tell them. [-_-]</p>
<p>You must be misreading something.
That Jan 31st deadline is for the January 22nd SAT. I just took that and have the exact same message.</p>
<p>For the December 4th SAT, scores were release online and sent to colleges on December 21st. If BEFORE the 21st, you used free score reports to send that test to your schools, they should have been sent and received long ago.</p>
<p>If you did not use free reports, you must order the reports manually right now by going to your score listing online and clicking “Send Scores.”</p>
<p>Right now, you should go to the page with all your tests and scores online. Click “My Score Send History” on the lower right side. That will tell you which scores were sent and where and when.</p>
<p>I am not misreading. But I took SAT subject tests on January 22nd 2011 and SAT Reasoning test on 4th December 2010. I used send “All scores”- may be because of that I am getting the same message. I sent my scores to 10 universities (4 free) last month and still the universities did not receive my scores. Please tell me what should I do. Is there any way to contact the College Board ?</p>
<p>Scores from the Jan 22 Subject test will be sent around Feb 10th. December scores should have been sent in late December. You’re getting that “You have until Jan 31, 2011 to make changes to your score recipients” because you have until the 31st to change your free score recipients for your Jan 22 subject tests. Has NOTHING to do with your Dec. 4 SAT.</p>
<p>Like I said, go to the “Score Send History” page. It will tell you which tests were sent, the day they were sent, and where they were sent to. If Collegeboard’s site confirms that you sent the Dec4 scores already, then they were sent. Feel free to contact College Board (by phone), but there will be little they can do, other than confirm that they were sent. Your schools may have the scores in a pile of mail and just have not yet been updated to your application yet.</p>
<p>I just checked my “Send Score History”. It says that my scores were sent to 5 universities. What about the other 5 universities I ordered for? There is clearly come mistake going on !
:-[</p>