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who's supplemental app are you doing?
I seriously wonder why they want to know this. Are they thinking our math and rc scores are flukes?
But yeah I haven't yet to find how to obtain them. the collegeboard website seems geared towards recent test takers.
I took mine back in 99. online registration? What was that. I used to keep them but after graduating college I was like why do I still need this.
I seriously wonder why they want to know this. Are they thinking our math and rc scores are flukes?
But yeah I haven't yet to find how to obtain them. the collegeboard website seems geared towards recent test takers.
I took mine back in 99. online registration? What was that. I used to keep them but after graduating college I was like why do I still need this.
Is there really a school that requires this info? If not, and you're considering putting the info on your application, I would advise against it.
At my school you can call the registrar's office to ask about stuff like that (high school GPA, AP exam/SAT/ACT scores, etc). Maybe you should try contacting them (if the school actually requested that info, that is).
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I emailed them about it. I'm awaiting their reply. I did not have a "critical reading" section.
I'm reply to this thread with what they tell me when I get it.
two things:
1) I called collegeboard and they said that for me (I took the SAT in 2002), I would need to request them to look into their archives for them to get my score. Also, they said that the $25 is non-refundable and when I asked why that point was even made, they said that if they had difficulty locating my scores, they would not refund my $25 fee. After hearing that I laughed at the person telling me this and then said I would call back.
2) I called UPENN and they said that it's not a big deal. I was told, "if you find them, great. If not, it's not a big deal, a lot of people are having this problem."
1) I called collegeboard and they said that for me (I took the SAT in 2002), I would need to request them to look into their archives for them to get my score. Also, they said that the $25 is non-refundable and when I asked why that point was even made, they said that if they had difficulty locating my scores, they would not refund my $25 fee. After hearing that I laughed at the person telling me this and then said I would call back.
2) I called UPENN and they said that it's not a big deal. I was told, "if you find them, great. If not, it's not a big deal, a lot of people are having this problem."
