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@rafael.yusubovv
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 • 3 years ago •
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Accidentally choose to consider my sat scores
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I didn't know that we should submit our general scores when we choose to consider our sat/act scores.

I chose YES because of the subject tests. Would that make a problem if I don't self-report or send my SAT scores?

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@Tana
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 • 3 years ago

Are you saying that you sent your scores by accident? If you want to change something in your application you can try emailing admissions and requesting they change your application to test-optional, but there is no guaranty that they will. How far off are your scores from what you would want them to be to send them?

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@rafael.yusubovv3 years ago

No, I didn't share any scores rather than my Subject Scores. They won't have my scores, anyway

However, they require SAT score since I chose YES for consideration of my SAT scores(I did bcs of subject:(()

@Tana3 years ago

Have you taken the SAT?

[🎤 AUTHOR]@rafael.yusubovv3 years ago

I have taken both, would that matter?

@Tana3 years ago [edited]

If you hadn't taken it then you could have just told the school that. Since you have, I would email the school asap and explain that you meant to apply test-optional, and that you marked you application incorrectly because you thought it was referring to the subject tests. Hopefully the school will be understanding.

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