I want to send just SAT subject scores:

[daisygarland]

<p>Some colleges require me to send all SAT reasoning test scores.
And yes, I've taken the test three times, but am not satisfied with the scores.
So I've decided to send two of my ACT scores.
However, my SAT subject scores are both 800, and I want to send these scores.
On college board, when I decide to send my scores, it shows up that I have to also send my SAT reasoning test scores.
Is there anyway that I can only submit my SAT subject scores, not SAT reasoning test?
Also do universities know if I didn't send my reasoning test scores if I only submit my subject test scores?</p>

[Annl233]

<p>I don’t think they will even look at your subject test scores if you give them your ACT’s. Or that may just be some schools.</p>

[IxnayBob]

<p>User LyricalLacuna reported on what her father’s take on this was. He specifically referred to Yale, and his daughter was reluctant to send in the Subject tests rather than SAT I, but I think it says it very well regardless:

It sounds like you really really don’t want to send one or more SAT II score. I get that - I had to send one score I really didn’t want to send also.
My Dad explained it to me this way: (if you’re lucky) you’re about to embark on a four year relationship with this college. You need to have as much integrity on your end as you expect Yale to have in their dealings with you. If the college started lying to you about their admissions policies, not being transparent or otherwise betraying your trust, you’d be outraged and it would change everything about your experience. Violating an expectation or a score reporting policy, even if you think you can get away with it, is bound to backfire. Sending your less impressive scores, if they are required, will show Yale you have confidence in the process and personal integrity – and that will count for a lot. That’s how I’m looking at it anyway.

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