ACT without SAT

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<p>If you send the ACT, is it true that you don't have to send either SAT I or SAT II? Or do you still have to send the SAT II even with the ACT?</p>

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<p>It depends on the schools requirements. They all vary. Look them up on the schools website.</p>

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<p>bulinskimom is right, it depends on the school. Here are a few examples of colleges that make you submit SAT Subject Tests even with ACT: </p>

<p>Caltech
Carnegie Mellon
Columbia
Cornell
Dartmouth
MIT
NYU
Princeton
Rice </p>

<p>Anyway, there may be more, but be sure to check with specific schools on their policies.</p>

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<p>anyone have a list of the schools?</p>

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<p>wewet234 your wrong. Rice has changed their policy and now requires only the ACT w/Writing without the SAT Subject Tests. If you take the SAT, then your required to take 2 SAT Subject Tests</p>

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<p>^iambored10 is right, I just looked at Rice's website. Sorry about that, I was looking at an old list. </p>

<p>To the OP or anyone else interested: I think it would definitely be best to verify with any individual's school's policies. </p>

<p>This list I used was from high school graduating class of 2007 (just make sure to check just in case they changed!): Compass:</a> Admissions Requirements</p>

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<p>it all depends on the schools' requirements. If you send in the ACT, you don't need to send in the SAT score, but you might be required to send in SAT2 scores. Better to check each of your school's requirements to be sure.</p>

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<p>does anyone have a list though so i don't have to go to each website?</p>

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does anyone have a list though so i don't have to go to each website?

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<p>aww c'mon hopeful. it's time to stop resting that bat on your shoulder, and start taking some swings. :)</p>