<p>Hi everyone.
On my UC application I saidI was planning on taking the December ACT; I did, but I bombed it, got a freaking 28, science killed me=( lol. Since my SAT is a 2000, my ACT score is much worse. Do I have to send my ACT score to UC? if i chose not to, do i have to notify each UC, if so what should i even tell them? im afraid a 28 is going to make my application look even worse..sigh</p>
<p>Thanks everyone in advance!</p>
<p>lol doesnt science kill everyone? You should be fine though, as long as they were/will be sent an SAT official score report.</p>
<p>lol yeah 21 in science. but will UC be mad if they are waiting for my act score, but doesnt get any?</p>
<p>Hey a 28 is fine. I know a girl last year who got a 25 and was accepted. They don't loook too very hevily on the ACT cause it is one day in your four years of high school. (I am assuming that UC=University of Chicago.)
I bombed too. (Very bad day. Plus Science = 27) I got in EA.</p>
<p>It won't hurt to send it in, since they take the highest score in whatever you do.</p>
<p>Thanks; but i applied to 6 UCs(university of California) i really don't want to spend 60 bucks to send a really crapy score lol. Would UCs penalize me for not sending?</p>
<p>You have to send some scores, even if they are bad. If they already have ones and are expecting new ones, it is okay not to send the new ones.</p>
<p>eff u, i was pleasantly surprised with my 28! :(</p>
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You have to send some scores, even if they are bad. If they already have ones and are expecting new ones, it is okay not to send the new ones.
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<p>i already send out all my SAT scores, but this is my first ACT, do i have to send it ? thanks</p>
<p>No, unless you used the ACT to opt out of subject tests..or the admissions has a random request for the ACT.</p>