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Question Posted Sunday September 2 2007, 6:04 pm

can i send my college application first then my SAT score? how does that work? i didnt send my SAT score to any colleges the first time i took them in May but im taking them again in Nov 3 this year and im not doing any early decision so just rolling admissions. i know theres more competition near the end of the deadline for schools and less early on in summer.. so what should i do?

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sugarplum07 answered Monday September 3 2007, 12:35 am:
Go ahead and send in your application now and when it asks for your SAT score, put in an N/A. When you do take your test in November, have them send the scores to all the schools you previously applied to. If the college contacts you beforehand and asks for an SAT score, let them know that you will be taking it soon and you will have the score sent.

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