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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think the op touched a nerve in someone who is 100% hoping for elite admissions without test scores. [/quote] Actually, sounds like exactly the opposite. The OP clearly has a striver kid who is gunning for the Ivies. OP seems extremely threatened by anyone going test optional and possibly *gasp* getting admitted over her snowflake. :lol: [/quote] Eh...there is a different poster on this thread that seems very defensive of their test optional stance and very offended by any suggestion that the best strategy is to submit test scores [/quote] There are also a couple of posters who keep repeating things like “now you have no excuse not to test,” etc. - as if any excuse is needed. Some very good students simply don’t test well, period. Glad there is an option not to submit scores.[/quote] Sure, but if the test is offered for free during school, refusing to report the score is like reporting a P instead of a grade in a core class. Colleges assume the unreported grade is a D and the unreported SAT score is 25% or worse. [/quote] So why are you telling us this? Go tell the admissions people. It sounds like you’re afraid that test optional will still mean...test optional. [/quote]
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