When I checked my application status at the colby web site, the standardized test score section shows that I received a 610 in math, when in fact, i received a 620. heck that may only be 10 points, but still, that’s 10 points. what should i do? i’m planning to email the admissions office and give them by collegeboard.com username and password to verify that indeed, i got a 620 and not a 610… or should i tell them to double check my score in the score report mailed to them? im panicking…
<p>oh yeah, definately send your username and password through the internet, no one would want to hack your emails and steal them. </p>
<p>It's not worth ten points for the trouble. If it were 100 points, or even 50, then I would, but not for 10. Would you retake for 10 measly points?</p>
<p>A polite e-mail to admissions noting that your SAT is 620 is fine. Don't tell them what to do, just mention the discrepancy. And no, don't send your collegeboard information via e-mail.</p>