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Any way to get written proof for SAT result?

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UncleWai

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I need some proof to show why the University accepted me. I think in the US we only needed SAT score?
Anyway I can get a written proof of my SAT result?
 
I don't understand why you need the SAT score for this. Couldn't you just contact the college and have them send something that says they accepted you (or use your Degree as proof if you got one there).
 
It's a government post here in Hong Kong. HK uses the british education system, so for the locals they would have to take two standardized tests to get into college.
But for us lazy americans, we didn't do crap in high school, so I don't know what I need to do to prove. I have my official college transcript with me, it doesn't show my SAT.
Let me take a look of collegeboard
 
Originally posted by: UncleWai
It's a government post here in Hong Kong. HK uses the british education system, so for the locals they would have to take two standardized tests to get into college.
But for us lazy americans, we didn't do crap in high school, so I don't know what I need to do to prove. I have my official college transcript with me, it doesn't show my SAT.
Let me take a look of collegeboard

Why would you need your SAT to prove college admissions. All it proves is that you took the SAT, not that you got into any specific college. If you have your college transcript, that's proof that you're from the school. You could also show them your diploma or have them contact the registrar's office for additional confirmation.

SAT doesn't prove anything.
 
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