<p>While registering for the SAT (the web page is still open right now), I happened to have a problem. In the third part of the registration, they’re asking about our high school studies. My problem is that things like AP and Honours classes don’t exist in Belgium.
I’m sure somebody else already asked a question like this one, or maybe the answer is too obvious that nobody had to ask for it, but I just don’t exactly know what to do. I don’t want to check some cases that don’t represent the courses I’ve taken… Need help, please.</p>
<p>Just don’t fill that out. Nobody will ever know anyway. It’s just for some collegeboard record or statistics or smth like that - it really doesn’t matter.</p>
<p>Okay, thank you :)</p>
<p>Yea it doesn’t matter at all.</p>
<p>There’s another thing I’d like to be sure about.I’m a junior so I won’t send any applications before December but they ask me (on the collegeboard website) what are the colleges I want them to send my scores to. I guess I can wait till december, right ?
When it will be december, how long will it take them to send the scores to my colleges ?</p>
<p>It takes them about 3 weeks to send them online and about 4 weeks by mail. Some colleges prefer mail (and you never know which ones), so be sure to send your scores in advance so that you won’t have to rush them and pay another 30$. But even if your scores arrive after the deadline it’s ok, cause they want all your app materials in by that deadline and supplementray materials (eg scores and transcript) can be submitted later.</p>
<p>I got a similar question about this and the act. Could i take these tests and send the application after that?</p>
<p>You can take the tests whenever you want. Just be sure to send your scores in he same admission cycle as your application. For example, if you take the ACT in April, you should request another set of scores in November.</p>