SENIORS -- As your application plans begin to take shape, please remember that Stuyvesant cannot sent ACT or SAT scores to colleges. Students must arrange to have test scores sent directly to the colleges to which they're applying from the appropriate testing agency.
Students can do so by using their online accounts at either www.actstudent.org or www.collegeboard.org and following the related prompts within.
Please note that many colleges now accept self-reported scores and may not require official score reports during the application process; check your college websites to see if you can rely on self -reporting for any of the colleges to which you’ll apply.
Also, please note that students applying to CUNY institutions, whether via the general application, Macaulay Honors College, or the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education, do NOT need to send scores to each individual CUNY institution. All test scores need only be sent to the University Application Processing Center (UAPC). Students can select this destination when sending scores by searching for UAPC or code 2950.
Students who wish to compare their ACT and SAT scores should visit this link.
One last note; unfortunately, there are no fee waivers we can issue to cover the costs of sending scores. These fees are automatically waived by the testing agencies for only those students who registered for the SAT or ACT exams with a fee waiver.
