<p>I am trying to decide what scores I should send for college admissions this fall. I received a 34 on the ACT (34E 33M 35R 32S) and a 2270 on the SAT (800CR 690M 780W). I like my ACT because everything is more balanced (that math score I'm pretty sure was a fluke), but I feel like my perfect CR score could help set me apart a little bit. The reason for the subject line is that I actually DID receive a perfect score on my ACT reading, my sub-section scores were 18 and 18, but my test must have had a terrible curve. Will colleges see that if I send my ACT? Should I just send both, even with my 690? Am I just way over-thinking this?</p>
<p>Send both; they are about the same. Each score has it’s strengths. As you said, your ACT is well balanced. Your SAT 800 CR is really great as well. Quit worrying!</p>
<p>Haha thanks, I had a feeling I was probably making a mountain out of a molehill, does anyone know if they see the sub-section scores though? I’m kind of curious actually, lol. </p>
<p>Yes, they see the sub scores.</p>
<p>@pastwise Ok, thanks!</p>