<p>@ powerbomb: I think you should wait. I already submitted my SAT scores via the College Board to Harvard, yet when I go on the application status check website, it says that my scores have not been received. You have to remember that each admissions office is currently processing a huge number of credentials, and it may take some time before everything gets sorted out.</p>
<p>Okay - good idea to wait. I don’t know why I was even thinking of sending it in three times! but if I sent it twice already (I sent a batch sometime last school year and got my new scores and sent ALL of them again instead of just sending in the new ones) would that cause confusion and possibly make them think that I took the SATs 6 times when in reality I took it 3 times and sent those 3 same scores twice? I know they are labeled with dates but given that adcoms spend 4 mins on each application…:/</p>
<p>That stuff’s computer processed, dude.</p>
<p>So what does that mean?</p>
<p>It means that they super score using a computer. Only best score from each section is looked at even though you and the rest sent many in.</p>
<p>Take deep breath, powerbomb. Everything is going to be alright. Penn should be able to sort out your scores ok, they do tens of thousands of these a year. It is out of your hands, they will contact you if they need anything. Good luck.</p>
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<p>Sure sounds nice…</p>
<p>I’m going to stay away from CC for a bit…for my sanity’s sake.</p>
<p>^ Hahahahaha. You won’t believe how many times I told myself that and still failed to stick to it. ;)</p>
<p>I thought decisions come out on the 10th (friday), but a lot of people are saying it’s actually the 15th (like a lot of other ivy league schools). does anyone know which date is correct?</p>