<p>Hi everybody,</p>
<p>I just received my December ACT scores and I got a 35 and I am super-stoked. However, I did not have it when most of my deadlines were due so I sent my much less impressive SAT score to my colleges. (2090)</p>
<p>I have heard that colleges will think of a discrepancy like that as a negative. Is this true? I just wanted to see your opinions, as I am sending in my ACT score anyways.</p>
<p>Or do I still have time to cancel sending my SAT I scores? I sent them in on December 31st I believe. Although I know it gives you a message when you try to only send SAT II scores and check off your SAT I scores not to send. </p>
<p>I know I am much better than my 2090 shows; I have a 5.0 in all APs in junior and senior year, I just did not take the SAT well I guess. People at my school with similar grades are scoring over 2200, but I couldn't and I took it twice. I have met similar people who have not done well on one but have done really well on the other, and I guess I am just one of those people.</p>
<p>Thanks, this site is so helpful just reading although I don't post often.</p>
<p>(I first posted this in the wrong forum I believe, woops.)</p>