<p>The college board isn’t supposed to sends scores to schools until the day students receive them but they already sent my scores to a college. For some reason I can now view my scores a day early through the schools application. Why did this happen? Is there a chance that the college board sent the wrong scores by accident?</p>
<p>“The college board isn’t supposed to sends scores to schools until the day students receive them.” </p>
<p>It is the above statement which is incorrect. As to colleges that you list as ones to receive scores in your test application, the scores are very often sent two business days before you get them (meaning as early as last Friday). Moreover, sending and receiving the scores these days occurrs simultaneously since College Board sends the scores by putting them into a secured online account that the college has with CB. Thus, what you are seeing are likely your current scores.</p>
<p>Okay thank you for the information. The college board website is a bit misleading when it comes to when the scores are sent.</p>
<p>I am debating whether or not I should take the sat for a fourth time. Currently superscored I have a 630/680/690 and I want to apply to an engineering program. I increased my math score by 40 from 590 to 630 and I know engineering scores are concerned about the math score the most. Should I retake the SAT a 4th time or not?</p>
<p>No. Find other ways to support your math like a teacher rec.</p>