<p>Do you think it would be alright to only send in my ACT scores without my SAT scores? I am asking this because I am an out of state student intrested in Emory, and most schools expect SAT scores from out of state students. I know that Emory says they would accept both, but how much so you think this plays a role in the admissions process?</p>
<p>I have yet to take either of the two but from practice I know I am stronger at one than the other.</p>
<p>Thanks in advance all</p>
<p>Never have I heard that only sending in your ACT scores will hurt you. </p>
<p>If they had a preference for the SAT over the ACT, I assume that they would make the SAT absolutely required, like some colleges do.</p>
<p>No, they don't care which you send them. One, the other, or both are all looked at equally.</p>
<p>Many southern schools place the ACT as high as or higher than SATs. If they aren't required, you should send whatever casts you in most favorable light.</p>
<p>I would just send both SAT and ACT</p>
<p>don't send both, send the one that is drastically higher than the other. However, Emory does recommend SAT 2s. If you send SAT 2s i don't think u'll get away with them not seeing all of your SAT scores, including SAT I.</p>