<p>my friend said she was planning to take the sat ii’s at the time of filling out her app…but then she never did. she got rejected from ucsc and the like but got accepted to davis as a music major. i remember reading somewhere that “sat ii’s are required” and also “if they are not present it may hurt your chances of acceptance”. ?? is it a mistake, and if so, will her admission be retracted?</p>
<p>Tell her to call and ask the admissions office.</p>
<p>she’s in france for two weeks…: /</p>
<p>if shes admitted shes fine.</p>
<p>Not if she put “planned” and never took it.</p>
<p>My D didn’t apply to Davis so I don’t have access to their admissions web pages. Below is from the UCSB “Steps to Enrollment” web page. It very clearly states that SAT IIs must be taken and scores submitted. It isn’t going to be different for any of the UC campuses as the two SAT IIs are a UC requirement and not specific to any campus. If your friend hasn’t submitted scores by the deadline it’s almost certain that admission will be recinded.</p>
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<p>I don’t know; I always thought that the admissions officers would look at officially submitted CollegeBoard scores before making a decision. She definitely got lucky</p>