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My son took the Math-II SAT Subject Test, but he feels the score might not be a good as he wanted. We are not sure how the score is submitted to colleges, and I’m worried that it may be an automatic part of his report. This is what we've heard, can you please confirm if it's true?
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If I take the ACT on December 12, 2015, will I get my results back before January 2016?
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Does Paper SAT Registration Mean Paper Score Report?
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