<p>SAT: 610 Reading 800 math 740 Writing (12 essay)
ACT:26 English, 36 Math, 30 Reading, 33 Science (8/12 essay)</p>
<p>How did you possibly get a 610 on Verbal but a 740 with a 12 on your essay in Writing?</p>
<p>writing is so easy to improve on,</p>
<p>kpm114, that is possibly the most ignorant comment i have ever seen.
writing is nothing like reading
i get perfect on writing but cant break 700 on reading as well</p>
<p>Yes. Writing is BS. I got 79/80 on the multiple choice and 8 on the essay. The scoring of essays is completely subjective.</p>
<p>On to the original poster: You have weak CR in both SAT and ACT, as well as good composite scores in both. It really doesn't make a difference which one you release.</p>
<p>the 2150 SAT score is higher than the equivalent score for the 31 ACT (2040)</p>
<p>The SAT writing section matters very little. However, that's beside the point. A 1410 is a good score and a 12 essay is the icing on the cake. It's not a perfect score but it's much better than the ACT (with a low essay and reading)</p>
<p>It also depends where you're applying. A 610 CR will get you rejected from most Ivy league schools (take a look at official acceptance threads on this site...you will see a fair number of 650s and 670s but a 610 is just too low). A 26 isn't much better than a 610, though...</p>