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College applicants worry about test scores

10 posts in the last 60 days, all from r/ApplyingToCollege.

“I can't decide whether I want to ED to JHU or Amherst college, or just RD both I am a pretty solid applicant (imo). Practically perfect stats, I would say solid EC's (national DECA award, etc), and my essays I believe are pretty unique. I really feel like the "ED Boost" would be…”
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“For context I'm a junior and I self studied calc bc in sophomore year, while taking h algebra 2 + trig (basically h precalc). I got a 4 due to some personal issues at the time of testing but I'm taking multivariable calc now (the actual class). Do you guys think not taking the…”
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“I am currently filling out my Common App and I have taken multiple AP courses throughout high school. I passed them all except AP Pre-Calc, which I got a 2 on. I wasn’t planning on including my score on my Common App. Now, I am wondering, should I completely remove that exam…”
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Multiple posts express anxiety and uncertainty surrounding standardized tests (SAT) and college applications. Students are concerned about timing, score impacts on admissions decisions, and the financial aspects of higher education.

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“For context I'm a junior and I self studied calc bc in sophomore year, while taking h algebra 2 + trig (basically h precalc). I got a 4 due to some personal issues at the time of testing but I'm taking multivariable calc now (the…”

r/ApplyingToCollege1d ago

“I am currently filling out my Common App and I have taken multiple AP courses throughout high school. I passed them all except AP Pre-Calc, which I got a 2 on. I wasn’t planning on including my score on my Common App. Now, I am wondering, should I completely remove that exam (subject, date taken, score) from my Common App or should I remove just the score, leaving just the subject and date taken? submitted by /u/Signal_Fill_2010 [link] [comments]”

r/ApplyingToCollege7d ago

“I took a test today for my calc class and I got a 66. It's the second test out of four, and I still have to take a midterm and final. The lowest test score is dropped, so I still currently have an A right now, but I'm scared I won't do well on the midterm next week, which is 20% of my grade. Should I withdraw from the class and get a W? I afraid a a W on my transcript will look bad for colleges, especially as I plan to be a biology major. I have a perfect 4.0 right now, and I'm t”

r/ApplyingToCollege12d ago

“for context, ap courses/exams are NOT offered at my school (only honors/standard) the only prep courses we have outside of honors are ACT prep classes in spring of our 9th and 11th grade years in March of junior year, i took the school-held March ACT, garnering a 27 like some of us, i fell into a habit of watching college decision videos throughout the summer instead of being productive with stuff like college essays & senior brag list (atp i realized how cooked i was if i was going to be su”

r/ApplyingToCollege15d ago

“I'm doing college apps right now and have no idea what I should do I honestly struggled a bit in this class last year and got Bs both semester. Ended up with an embarrassing 3 on the exam and I'm not sure if I should submit it to colleges for credit. I would like to get calc I out of the way for the schools that accept a 3, but I'm just scared it would look bad if I submit it since it's equivalent to basically a C in the class and even more worried that AO's would assume I di”

r/ApplyingToCollege27d ago

“Should I drop honors pre-calc if it will affect my chances of getting into an ivy league? the one at my school is literally an infamous grade-breaker and has turned so many 4.0's into 3.8's. I was thinking of switching to regular Pre-Calc (im in 10th grade) so then I would take Calc AB in 11th grade instead of BC in 11th. submitted by /u/Pitiful-Swim-2489 [link] [comments]”

r/ApplyingToCollegeSep 10

“I was told that I can early action apply now, and just take the sat in January and get a score there, and then send it to the college. But I saw that people who applied to this school, got results back in a week, how will that not happen to me if I’m waiting to retake the sat ? submitted by /u/CommonExplanation711 [link] [comments]”

r/ApplyingToCollegeSep 10

“I can't decide whether I want to ED to JHU or Amherst college, or just RD both I am a pretty solid applicant (imo). Practically perfect stats, I would say solid EC's (national DECA award, etc), and my essays I believe are pretty unique. I really feel like the "ED Boost" would be helpful, and I fear that if I go RD I will miss out on both colleges. So I was thinking of instead doing REA to princeotn or sum, cuz its not binding, and then also do RD to Amherst/JHU, but then again”

r/ApplyingToCollegeSep 9

“I’m in my sophomore year of cc, and ive already completed 75% of my required courses, and im supposed to be applying for college right about now but basically my parents just told me my major (business econ) is a useless major. but the thing is, they supported me in the past and were like “you can do anything you want” but now all of a sudden I can’t go to my dream school anymore😔 they’re telling me to major in something like business finance or business management — but the thing is i actually”

r/ApplyingToCollegeSep 9

“Just noticed that, my bad, let’s consider December. Wouldn’t that still be late. And the college is FIU”

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“But I saw that people who applied to this school, got results back in a week So, it sounds like this college has rolling admissions. What college? just take the sat in January The SAT is not offered in January. https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/dates-deadlines”

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“It's going to be dependant in the particular college. Most don't accept January scores for EA since decisions for many come out in December.”

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“you will probably not be able to include january scores in an EA app. That's after most ea decisions will have come back. Whether a school will even accept january scores will depend on their RD deadline and whether they want everything by the deadline”

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“nah plenty of people go to “less competitive” schools to stand out more. ik someone who did that and went to stanford. i did the same thing and im also at a t10”

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“Don’t change your life focusing getting into schools with a 5% acceptance rate. It’s so random”

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“AP or nothing …… AP you get college credits …. What does honors get you for college? Do they care? Can it hurt more than help?”

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“Challenge yourself. You can do it. If you don't go to an Ivy you will be okay.”

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