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<p>You need to calm down.</p>
<p>First if the college is asking you for something just figure out a way to send IT.</p>
<p>How it is to be sent can be confirmed from the office of the admissions.</p>
<p>You might have to hold the line for a long time and call them a few number of times, totally understandable considering the number of applications, but somebody will attend to you and tell you what and how exactly the document is required to be sent.</p>
<p>Also to be on the safer side except the SAT, which only collegeboard can send, all other documents can be scanned and sent through courier and scanned and emailed, these have to have school stamp and councilor signatures though.</p>
<p>SAT, as somebody pointed out earlier you can send a screen shot and on SAT site they have something like score summary, and if yours shows scores sent to NYU, then maybe a screen shot of that too can be sent.</p>
<p>If you have applied RD there is plenty of time, and if it is ED and if your application has made it out of the huge pile, they will give you time to resubmit anything that is missing.</p>
<p>So just breathe and do what needs to be done. Everything is going to be fine.</p>
<p>For you information, the amount of paperwork that adcoms are dealing with is phenomenal.</p>
<p>“NYU today announced that it had another record year for freshman applications: a total of 43,728 men and women applied for spots in NYU’s class of 2016 at both its New York and Abu Dhabi campuses, exceeding last year’s record for total applications of 42,242. Applications for freshman admission to NYU have more than quadrupled over the past two decades, and NYU has received a record-number of applications for five consecutive years.”</p>
<p>[NYU</a> Receives Record Number of Freshman Applications For 5th Year in a Row](<a href=“NYU Receives Record Number of Freshman Applications For 5th Year in a Row”>NYU Receives Record Number of Freshman Applications For 5th Year in a Row)</p>