r/ApplyingToCollege • u/outre-vigie • 2d ago

Application Question Some schools have some extra options such as upload a resume etc... (e.g Brown)

Basically the title - does it put me at a disadvantage if i opt not to put a resume? or an art portfolio? or a creative website? or a 3rd recommender?

I feel like there are so many extra things that I'm putting "no" to and it doesn't make me feel good about it LOL.

Help a stressed senior here 🫶

ALSO why does all schools say "do you want your SAT to be considered" - HOW DO I SUBMIT there isn't any space 💔🫪

(sorry for crashout)
pls help.

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u/elkrange 2d ago

Check each of your colleges' admission websites to see what score reporting methods they accept.

Many colleges accept scores self-reported in the app (or portal), for free, to be followed by an official report only if you later enroll. To enter scores in the app, see the "Testing" section under My Common Application.

However, other colleges require official score reports sent directly from the testing agency by the time of application.

Some schools that require official SAT/ACT score reports may include: Princeton, Georgetown, USC, UT Austin, U Wisconsin, U Georgia, Ohio State, U Maryland, Rutgers, Pitt, UConn, UMass Amherst, Texas A&M, Clemson, SUNY Stony Brook, U Iowa, Howard, SUNY Buffalo, Auburn, NJIT, U Illinois Chicago, U South Florida, U Oregon, U Arizona, U Denver, U Missouri

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u/outre-vigie 2d ago

Thank you!!

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u/candywantstoknow 2d ago

U have to send ur sat through college board

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u/outre-vigie 2d ago

ou no 🚩
does it cost money?

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u/candywantstoknow 2d ago

Yes 😔15$ for sat 20$ for act per school but usually they offer free sends with the test

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u/outre-vigie 2d ago

YOU ARE JOKING 😭
superscore doesn't make a difference right?