Any advantages to the SAT

Test Preparation
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<p>Hi, I apologize if this has been asked before, but I'm new here. I'm a current sophomore at a private high school in NJ and I was just wondering if there are any advantages to the SAT over the ACT if I score substantially better on the ACT.</p>

<p>I've haven't done any studying for it and I've taken a few practice tests for each, but my best for the SAT was a 2040 (760 W/720 M/560 CR). My other attempts were (790/670/600) and (770/730/520), respectively. </p>

<p>My best for the ACT, however, was a 35 composite (35 English/35 Math/36 Science/32 Reading), and my other two attempts were a 33 (34/34/35/29) and a 34 (35/34/36/30), respectively. </p>

<p>So clearly the ACT is my strongest test, but it's not like my SAT's are that bad... Is there any reason to take the SAT?</p>

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<p>If your ACT is that much better than your SAT then just stick with ACT. You SAT scores are pretty atrocious with respect to your ACT scores.</p>

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In a word…no.</p>