Anyone skipping SAT and/or ACT altogether!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you submit the test scores they will look at them. If you don't then they just move on. Your application will be judged by what is there. Not by what is not there.

And if the two applications are the same and one didn’t submit the test and another did and got a 33. Guess who is getting accepted?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you submit the test scores they will look at them. If you don't then they just move on. Your application will be judged by what is there. Not by what is not there.

And if the two applications are the same and one didn’t submit the test and another did and got a 33. Guess who is getting accepted?

Of course. That is so rare, however. Two applications from the same HS. Same gender. Same birthday. Same neighborhood. Family situation. Transcript and grades. Hobbies and ECs. Essays cover the same ground and they both want to study the same thing. I imagine two kids that remarkably similar are not going to diverge at the one point just for the sake of your argument.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you submit the test scores they will look at them. If you don't then they just move on. Your application will be judged by what is there. Not by what is not there.

And if the two applications are the same and one didn’t submit the test and another did and got a 33. Guess who is getting accepted?

Of course. That is so rare, however. Two applications from the same HS. Same gender. Same birthday. Same neighborhood. Family situation. Transcript and grades. Hobbies and ECs. Essays cover the same ground and they both want to study the same thing. I imagine two kids that remarkably similar are not going to diverge at the one point just for the sake of your argument.

that is so laughable

[Anonymous]

No, we are not skipping. Test has been scheduled. Will put in best effort and be proud of the results