| My son was going to apply TO and UVA is a reach school but due to a clerical error, his SAT score (1320) is on his transcript and can’t be removed in time to process for EA. His GPA, rigor, etc are pretty good but he is thinking he should not even apply at this point due to the transcript score issue. Any thoughts? |
| If he marks that he doesn't want testing considered, they won't use it. |
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If you can afford it, never be ashamed to present credentials and hope for the best. It's worth a lot to know.
Also! Some schools will honor the TO request even if the data makes its way to them. So at some points it may get sanitized if people know about the TO and honor it. TO can be a convenient fiction for both sides. Presenting your application under TO (regardless of the screw-up) allows them not to add your score, if admitted, to the almighty published SAT distribution. Finally...no counselor can fix this? Really? |
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The transcript was already sent?
We had a score removed in a day. I’d push. |
| I would not accept this “clerical error” and have it fixed. |
| I think if the other stats make up for it- its probably fine! apply test optional and they will ignore. |
| It’s hard to ignore what you already see. I would also see if it can be fixed. |
| Is the transcript actually sent? I don't know for sure but I thought in the common app you listed your grades yourself and then followed up with a transcript later on. No? |
The transcript is sent to Common App. |
| Although a 1320 is below average at UVA for reported scores, I would think it is well in the range for TO applicants. |
It’s low even for them. |
And it’s much higher than all the athletes’ scores. |
It can be updated. |
| With that SAT the chances are the kid is better off in a school that will be a better fit. |
| Honestly I’d not bother applying |