<p>Hola people,
So, I got a 35 on my act, and a 2100 on my sat. obviously my act stands out quite a bit better than my sat...
Anyways, Im planning on using the common app for most of my schools (most are very selective). Some of the schools I am applying to do not require an act score. For these schools, I am thinking that it would be best for me to only submit my act
what do you guys think?
In addition, it is to my knowledge that by using the common app, I will be submitting the exact same application to all the schools. So I was just wondering if I even CAN only submit my ACT score to the schools that dont require an SAT score. THANKS GAIZ. ^.^</p>
<p>You could simply not put your SAT on there. Do any of your schools really require the SAT? I didn’t think any schools still needed it. If I were you I would only report the ACT.</p>
<p>You have the issue of whether the particular colleges require you to report all scores. It is my understanding that you can create more than one common app to send to different schools, see <a href=“https://www.commonapp.org/commonapp/docs/alternateversiontechnologyfaq.pdf[/url]”>https://www.commonapp.org/commonapp/docs/alternateversiontechnologyfaq.pdf</a> Also, as long as you actually have the testing agency send all scores to a school that requires them, it is not important that you fail to report all of them on the app.</p>