<p>Also, can someone please clarify all the deadlines/time frame for me?</p>
<p>If I plan to take the ACT or SAT in October, will that score arrive in time to complete my application for Early Action?</p>
<p>"If you have taken the ACT or SAT previously and are taking the test again in October, you must send in your previous scores to complete your application. Once your new test scores from the October exam are received, we will add that information to your application and consider that in the review process. On the day of the test you must indicate that you want your scores sent to the University of Michigan so that we receive them as soon as the score is available.</p>
<p>You must order your test results to be electronically submitted to/received by the University of Michigan by November 1st, in order to qualify for the Early Action deadline date. Please contact the College Board or the American College Testing program directly to determine delivery timelines.</p>
<p>If you are taking the ACT or SAT for the first time in October and still wish to be considered for the Early Action deadline, though it is unlikely we will receive your test scores in time to process your application for Early Action consideration, we encourage you to complete the rest of your application by November 1st so that we may begin the review of your application once your ACT or SAT test scores are received. On the day of the test you must indicate that you want your scores sent to the University of Michigan so that we receive them as soon as the score is available."</p>
<p>^That really confused me. So, I HAVE to submit my 2090 from May to have my application complete in time? Then, submit the October scores which they will use to make a decision after receiving the score? How do they know that I will be submitting another score? My 2090 is a weak score for an international so I really don’t want to have to submit it. </p>
<p>What is my course of action?</p>