<p>I made some typos in reporting my scores. Will this hurt my application? They received both the official ones and the reported ones.</p>
<p>You are fine. The official score report trumps self-reported scores.</p>
<p>You better approach them and explain your typos.</p>
<p>typos like 600 was 800 or more like 740 was 750 kinda thing…</p>
<p>or more like math was 700 and writing was 800 but you just reversed them…</p>
<p>Particularly if it looks like you were exaggerating your scores - if they all were reported as higher than the official results - as it might spill over into suspicion of everything else in your application. Still, even if it is the worst case, a proactive contact and a reasonable explanation will limit or block the damage. </p>
<p>On the other hand, if it is obvious that you transposed a couple of digits or if the numbers you entered were less favorable than the actual test results, then it is unlikely to cause more than a moments pause.</p>
<p>Friend did not report correct SAT scores and had major issue after she was accepted by UCLA</p>