Do Schools Know You've Taken SAT Only Once?

[IxnayBob]

<p>Thanks MamaBear (you don’t mind if I call you MamaBear, do you?).</p>

<p>I guess even at highly selective schools, they look at the score (2350+) and just check a mental or physical check-box that says “standardized score okay?” I’m the proud PapaBear, so it probably matters more to me than anyone whose child it isn’t :-)</p>

<p>I think, though, that you are incorrect saying “when you submit one SAT I score, scores from all sittings are sent.”<br>

@College Board

Select which scores you want to send to your score recipients</p>

<p>Score Choice gives you the option to choose which scores (by test date for the SAT and by individual test for SAT Subject Tests™) you send to colleges — in accordance with an institution’s stated score-use practice.</p>

<p>If you decide not to use Score Choice, all of your scores will be sent to your recipients. You should still feel comfortable sending all scores, since most colleges consider a student’s best score.

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<p>Some schools REQUIRE that you send all (Yale, for example). Would Yale be told that a student used Score Choice to (unethically) send only a subset of their scores?</p>