Can I find my original SAT results taken in 2001?
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Youl be able to.  Your best bet is to see if you created a CollegeBoard account, and log into it.  Your scores will be right there for you, and can be sent directly from the test administrators to the schools to which you're applying.\n\nIf you don't have an account, still contact CollegeBoard, and ask them what you should do.
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Go to your old school and ask for a transcript. Grades are not posted anywhere online for privacy reasons.
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I can't imagine what your SAT scores are going to look like.  Do they come in negative numbers now?
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I took an SAT Prep class in high school and we took many SAT tests that had been given in the couple of years prior to my class.  And my scores always went up.  I never did take an actual SAT though, but the tests we took in that class were real SATs.\n\nJ
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SAT's do not expire.\n\nTOEFL results are 5 years.
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I doubt they release the tests.\n\nThe closest you can come to the questions is the official SAT II book by collegeboard.
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Go back to the place where the exam was and ask for the results. or call them.
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contact the univ (Cambridge) first or then the school where u took the test.
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http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/scores.html\n\nhttp://www.actstudent.org/scores/early/index.html
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I have a kind of idea but not sure about.. what if u would go into a university library and look up old exam tests??\nor if u can not get into univ. library ask one of your friends to do it for you.. hmm..\n\ngood luck!! :-))
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In answer to whether the colleges can see how many times you have taken the test:\n- The SAT site says "You can take the test as many times as you want. Your score report shows your current test score, in addition to scores for up to six SAT and six Subject Test administrations."  indicating that it may show the previous 6 SAT tests.  so, yes, they will know how many times you have taken the test.\n-The ACT site says: "If you tested more than once in the same month, be sure to specify the type of testing you want reported (e.g., national, state, arranged)." indicating that you can request which scores are sent to the colleges there for they may not know how many times you have taken the test unless you provide them that information.\n\nWith regards to when to send scores to colleges and which scores to send:\nWhen I was applying to college I was told by most of the colleges (because I called and asked all five I was pplying to) that they only considered the highest of the scores received.  They each had different reasons from "it only measures potential anyway" to "we like to see what the student can do when they apply themselves and study.  We assume if you will be attending our college, you will apply yourself and study".\n\nAdvice: call your top 3 college picks admissions office and ask them what they are lookign for and how testing multiple times might affect you.  Their standards for admission are no secret and they want the best students.  That includes the students who are willing to do the research necessary to make them appear the best candidates based on the requirements.  In other words, if you ask them, they might even help you or give you tips on how to do your applications to look better.
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If you remember graduation date/school, then go to www.classmates.com \nand do a search.\n\nGood luck.
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Just go to the school that you graduated from and ask for a copy.  You will have to pay a small fee.
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You know, it's really sad that you have to resort to being mean because you got a wrong answer.  If someone were to ask you why it's now 2400, could you answer.  \n\nIt's obvious that the responders to your question are the dopes.  Sounds to me that you could use a lesson in humility.  Unless you're a highschool senior (which is when SATs are taken) chances are most people won't know the score was changed (or why).\n\nPS - In case you don't know why - you now need to write an essay.
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I scored a 105 and got to pick my MOS-I took the test back in 1979 though-I don't know if the scoring has changed or not though.
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contact your old school, they will have the info on file, it may take a while to dig it up, but they have it
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I would check with the school.  I believe they keep their old yearbooks.\nI hope your search is successful, and turns out good.