Hello, can someone answer this question? My family does not have enough money to order rush reporting ( 31 dollars ) for two colleges and would like the fee waiver to cover the cost of this. My school’s deadline is in a week and I fear that the standard delivery may not give it in time. My question is does the fee waiver cover the cost of rush reporting, I need to send the scores urgently.
The fee waiver does not cover rush orders. Go ahead and use standard ordering
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If it does not, how can I send my scores to the colleges on time? My schools deadline is on the 15th and I am worried that my scores won’t deliver on time.
And today is the 2nd. If you order tomorrow, they should be sent electronically by Wednesday at the latest.
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Does the latest mean very late or very soon? Sorry for so many questions, I am really worried. If they don’t get delivered on time, is there any other options? College board is terrible.
I’m saying they’ll be sent Wednesday, but it may be before
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Okay, thank you
Are you sure your school doesn’t allow self reporting ?
You might let the AO know you ordered them standard reporting given the expense, so they are aware in case for some reason it doesn’t arrive in time (although it sounds like it will). You can even provide the confirmation of the order. Schools don’t want or expect you to spend extra and often state not to pay rush fees.
Good luck.
If I tell them that I ordered them and send them the picture, will they accept the late arrival then? If that’s the case, I should have to worry maybe?
It sounds like from a previous poster, it won’t be late but if you are concerned, yes let them know it’s sent.
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To add to the above, most universities are more lenient on deadlines for materials outside the applicant’s control (College Board reports, LORs from teachers/counselors, etc.) So that is additional information that will hopefully give you comfort.
ETA: You should still send the scores ASAP!