<p>can't find it on the web</p>
<p>You didn’t understand this? <a href=“Undergraduate Admission | Brown University”>Undergraduate Admission | Brown University; Look at the standardized tests section, last question.</p>
<p>Idk about Brown, but usually when you submit all scores it just works to help you. It helps a lot when they review your app too apparently </p>
<p>@ErinsDad
it just says they look at your best scores but doesn’t say if u have to send all your scores…
How does Brown evaluate standardized tests?
We look at your test scores along with other information about your academic promise as we read your complete application. We do not attempt to assess test results in a formulaic way. If you have taken tests more than once, we concentrate on your highest scores. For the three components of the SAT, we focus on your best scores, regardless of the date you took the test. We do not calculate averages, nor do we look at the sum total of the components.</p>
<p>Uh, here is the last question:
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<p>sorry if i am coming off as rude because i completely don’t mean to but I was asking about the ACT because i didn’t take the sat.</p>
<p>@ErinsDad ^^post above.</p>
<p>We automatically focus on your highest test scores</p>
<p>Believe them. They have no reason to lie to you. You don’t have to send them all but it won’t hurt if you do.</p>