Can I take my SAT 1 score twice and send it in my preferred mail?

Yes, when you send your results, you can send them once, or you can send them twice or three times, but each time you send all three subjects. As for how many times you send it, you have the final say.

But the school now has 4 SAT score policies. Namely:

section scores across test dates — version 1(highest m, cr, w)

The university will take the highest fraction of all your submitted SAT test scores. This is the sum of the highest marks in a single subject (but the university will refer to all the grades you submit). You are free to submit any new higher score you wish to submit to the university.

section scores across test dates — version 2(highest m, cr, w)

The university will take the highest fraction of all your submitted SAT test scores. This is the sum of the highest score in a single subject in all grades. Only your highest score will be used as the basis for your final admission (meaning that the university will only look at the highest section score you submitted).

Each time you submit a higher score, the university will update your new highest score.

It is highly recommended that you submit each time you get a higher SAT score.

scores required for review

The university considers all of your SAT test scores to be reviewed and requires you to submit all SAT test scores.

institution for information

Depending on the school's policy, you can choose different ways to send points.

No, the school will see all of your SAT scores, but the school will generally use the better score as your score, and some schools will even spell the score (the sum of the highest scores of the three individual items in the two tests, which is usually not spelled by the elite schools) ......

Yes... Before, it wasn't, but now there's an option to choose points... This is actually according to the requirements of the school...

The collegeboard says you can choose, but some schools require you to send it all, and then some schools will spell it out, or allow you to choose yourself... And the famous schools also have spelling points... So you can choose this service, the key is whether the school requires you to send it all...

Prestigious colleges and universities that require full SAT scoresCornell University.

Please note that Cornell University requires applicants to submit SAT test scores, and the College Board's choice of scores policy does not apply. "Students applying to Cornell also need to be aware that different colleges have different requirements for the exam.

Rice University. To understand an applicant's best performance, Rice University only looks at their highest scores on previous New SAT tests. Considering that this policy is unfair to students who do not have the financial means to retake the SAT, we believe that a complete record of test scores will help us make fairer admissions decisions. Therefore, we require all applicants to submit a complete SAT test score.

Stanford University.

University of California system.

In the College Board's Choice Grading module, please send your previous exam scores to the University of California. Applicants are required to submit full scores, and the highest score from a single test will be used as a reference. This policy applies to all UC campuses, including Berkeley and Los Angeles.

University of Pennsylvania.

Penn previously required applicants to submit all scores, but has since changed its policy: "While we have a choice of scores, we encourage students to send their ACT and SAT scores. ”

Yale University. A list of schools that require full SAT scores.

The list below is a state-by-state list of all four-year colleges that require full SAT scores. Take a close look at this list, and if you have a school in mind, be careful when choosing to retake the SAT.

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2、I haven't encountered this problem.,I don't know.,I guess it should be back.。。。

3. Of course, it is necessary, it is only 10 dollars to send a score, which is negligible compared to the cost of studying in the United States, don't be rejected by the school because of these 10 dollars!

4. Basically, it's too late, but generally speaking, you can submit most of the necessary grades and materials, and then submit this optional material, and the school will add these things to your file... If the official website says you can take the test in January, then it's no problem... But generally speaking, most of the school's deadlines are more than 1 month, and some are in February, anyway, the school's official website shall prevail...

But the sooner the other materials are handed in, the better...

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While it's hard to say how likely it is that the University AO will look at all of your previous SAT scores, the AO definitely has that permission as long as it wants to. So don't take chances.

Some colleges don't accept spelled scores, but generally these schools only need to send the highest SAT score that is not spelled up. I haven't heard of a mandatory requirement to send all SAT scores, so you should be confused. However, if the university makes it clear that it will not accept spelled scores, you must send your highest SAT test scores, not spelled scores, otherwise it will really repercuss.

I suggest that you send an email directly, or call ao ** to explain your situation, be sure to make it clear that you did not read the school requirements before sending the score of the spelling, this thing is a must, you can't secretly send a copy or what. This ** communication is a must.

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No, you only need to submit the one with the highest score and the best score.

When American colleges and universities recruit, they will require students to provide SAT scores, which are flexible and need to be mastered by the candidates themselves. Generally, test takers can take SAT scores as many times as they want during the period of validity of submitting their test scores, and SAT scores are valid for two years. In these two years, the best test score can be submitted to the school you are applying for.

The SAT is sponsored by the College Board of the United States, and its scores are an important reference for high school students from all over the world to apply for American college admission qualifications and scholarships. The total SAT score of American universities is 2400 points, which are divided into three parts: reading, writing and mathematics. However, they are only one of the materials to refer to when admitting students, and they are not completely decisive factors like the college entrance examination, and their results are valid for 2 years.

Let's pay it all.

Let's see how it goes, if it's ordinary, 750+, it's okay, history, biology, other languages, these are a little more difficult, 700+, just pay it, if you don't get 700, don't pay it.

And most of the people who don't require SAT2 are required to have three courses except for Georgia Town, which requires only two courses.

Peizhen International Answer:

Situation 1: If the applicant chooses the school to be delivered when taking the SAT test, that is, before the score is released, or uses the benefits of CB free score delivery to choose the delivery school, then the applicant's SAT reference score will be sent to the selected university in electronic form the day before the student finds the score (only for schools that accept the electronic score report); If the university only accepts hard copy of the score report, the CB will arrange for it to be sent to the student when the score is checked. Usually this is about two and a half weeks after the SAT test day.

Scenario 2: If an applicant chooses to send to a school after knowing his or her score (which is usually the case), it will usually take another 1-2 weeks to arrive at the university he or she has chosen to send his or her scores. Calculated as one week (score) + 1-2 weeks (delivery), it is about 4 weeks after the test day to arrive at the selected university.

Scenario 3: If the applicant selects "rushed scores", there will be two other scenarios:1

If the university accepts the electronic version of the Rushed Scores report, the CB will complete the processing and deliver the electronic version of the score report to the university within 1-2 days of the applicant's request for delivery; 2.If the university only accepts paper score reports, CB will send the Rushed Scores report to the university via courier service. Universities are usually aware that score report submission is a process and is affected by some uncontrollable factors (such as bad weather, lost delivery, etc.), so score reports delivered after the application deadline are usually accepted.

Of course, individual universities have strict requirements for their ED or EA applicants to submit their scores, and applicants also need to carefully read the instructions on the official website of the university to avoid delays.