<p>I'm interested in appplying to Yale, and i JUST figured out that they require ALL SAT and ACT scores..... :(
my scores:
act=35
sat 2s
chem 660, 780
physics 770, 800
math 2c 660, 800 </p>
<p>As you can see, I have some pretty crappy sat 2 scores in the past...... So my question is: Should I send in the SAT 2s along with the ACT or just the ACT? I heard good colleges, like Yale, hate people that retake for a better score.......
I do have 5s in physics, calcab, and chem too show them that I am good at science and math but my time spent on sat2s seem like such a waste... so yea, should i send sat2s or no?</p>
<p>I’d recommend still sending the subject tests. A high ACT with a couple of 800s on subject tests is impressive. Yes, they’ll see your original scores, but they’ll see the improvement. For chem and math 2, the retake was justified–you jumped a ton. Even for physics, although it was slightly perfectionist of you to retake, you knew you could get the 800 and you did.</p>
<p>Another thing to consider is you never took the SATs. That means the average person applying took it maybe 2-3 times more than you. You had those extra weekends and decided to study for/take subject tests an extra time.</p>