Will A College Send Me A Letter of Acceptance If They Have NOT Received My SAT Score Report?
Question:
2--they received my scores on the back of my transcript
3--they still requested my score report
4--i need my letter of acceptance to send off with a scholarship :(
5--they have until April 29th to send me my acceptance letter because the scholarship is due april 30th!
Answer:
If it is required for admission, generally they will NOT. Check the application area in the website for something that says, "Incomplete applications will not be accepted," or something along those lines for confirmation.
Also, don't assume that because you are in the top 10% that you'll get in - you could be disappointed, depending on the school you applied to. Each part of your application carries a different weight, from whether or not you are a legacy to GPA to rank to SAT score to activities to sex to race... all of it!
If they require the SAT Score Report for admissions, then no. They will more than likely send you a letter stating that they are missing that document and you won't get that letter until they get the score report.
It depends on if they need your test scores for you to qualify. Just being in the top 10% doesn't get anyone automatically into a school. It might help you qualify, but it won't be automatic. Your application must be evaluated.
Don't risk it, spend the $9.50 and have the College Board officially send your scores today. You don't need to "rush" them and pay the extra $, just get them sent.
In the meantime, send them a copy of your score report that was mailed to you.
Don't delay, April 30th is closer than you think. Good luck!
No, they won't. Working in a college myself, we need all required documents prior in order for students to be accepted. Without those documents, your file will be placed on hold, which means you could lose out on scholarships; if eligible.
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