In June 2015, I took the ACT for the first time. I got a 31. I took the test again in September 2015 after studying a lot over the summer and unfortunately my score went down to a 30. Now, I am taking the test again for a final time in December 2015.
I recently discovered that it is indeed possible to just delete an ACT score. Not just cancel but completely delete. As I am considering applying to Yale in January, I am hoping my score goes up in December. Yale requires me to send ALL of my ACT scores, so if I score well on the December ACT can I just delete my September ACT score? I’m wondering if that’s allowed as they say ALL test scores.
This is throwing another wrench into this plan, but I applied early action to University of Chicago and Georgetown already. Are you able to delete a score, even if you’ve already submitted it to another school early? Sounds odd to me, but if it works and I have the better score it definitely would be advantageous.
Thanks.