ACT w/o writing overlooked @ JHU, CORNELL, BROWN? since they require writing?

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<p>SO I took my ACT w/o writing, and I got...</p>

<p>ACT- 32-english 34-math 29-reading 27-science</p>

<p>The rest of my scores look like this =/</p>

<p>SAT I- reading- 590 math-680 writing-660</p>

<p>SAT II-math "level 2"-710 U.s. history- 630</p>

<p>I was hoping to be able to submit just my ACTs , but I never took the writing, so it doesn't meet there requirements. I dont know if I can submit all of my scores plus the ACT w/o writing, if they'll accept it, and look at it. In which case Im assuming the rest of my scores would be hurtful? There a huge difference between a SAT math-680 & an ACT math-34 (im majoring in mathematics). Even the ACT english & reading- "32 & 29 respectively" are much more impressive than my SAT reading-590.</p>

<p>JHU, Cornell, and Brown are just 3 of the schools I'm applying to... </p>

<p>I'm looking for a way to work with my ACTs in my favor so that I dont need to detriment myself with the rest of my scores...any suggestions or past instances that could help me???OH PLZZ & THNX!!!</p>

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<p>Just retake the ACT. Study a lot, and along with getting a writing score you can use, you may even get a better ACT score. Win-win.</p>

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<p>^Writing does not affect your composite score.</p>

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<p>I know. Im saying that he will get the writing score he needs, and he may end up doing better on the other sections that he did previously. No harm in retaking it!</p>

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<p>w/o having to retake???</p>