<p>I took both and preferred the SAT. While the ACT is more curriculum-based, the SAT is more steeped in logic, and is as a result, in my opinion, an easier test to "beat."</p>
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Sorry to say "1AmongMany" but if you send in your SAT 2 scores the SAT scores automatically go along with them. Sorry to say but that is what happens, I'm positive.
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<p>I lost my password and had changed my email for my first account that I took the SAT I on, so I had to make a new account, and only the SAT II scores were reported on that one.</p>
<p>oooooo nice</p>
<p>I liked the ACT much better. The SAT just seemed like a more tedious test and ACT scores can sometimes be substituted for SAT II tests.</p>
<p>one oher Q, how can the ACT be easier? Is it possible to get easier than SAT math???</p>
<p>I like the ACT more. I studied a lot for the SAT, and almost not at all for the ACT, but I always scored higher on the ACT. Math was easy for the most part on both...I got a 760 SAT and 35 ACT on the math section.</p>
<p>Take both tests though.</p>
<p>Should you take ACT? I mean is it better to take it than not?</p>
<p>It depends. Everyone's different.</p>
<p>On average, neither test is going to be easier. Both are graded on the curve and test the same population. The conversion chart is based on people who took both tests and seeing how they scored.</p>
<p>But for any given individual, one may yield a better score. A person may also prefer the format of one test better than the other. My daughter liked the ACT better than the SAT beyond how she scored on the two. But my son was indifferent.</p>
<p>yeah just take both and decide for yourself</p>