<p>Hello everyone,
I will be applying to some top schools in the fall, and received a 670 on the SAT Lit test in May. I have a sufficient ACT and three other good subject test scores, so I know that I'll be okay at schools with score choice. However, I was wondering what I should send for schools like Yale, which requires all SAT or all ACT scores. Should I just send my ACT, or should I include my subject tests? For reference, my scores are: 36 ACT, 800 Math 2, 790 Chem, 780 US History, and 670 Lit. Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>You can send them all. In the array of test scores, that 670 Lit is the outlier but shows you have range (ie, you’re not just a tech kid who gets 800 on math2 and science but wouldnt even think of taking a Humanities test …) which is good. The score won’t be held against you and the choices + other scores will be good.
Now, of course, admissions for schools such as Yale don’t just depend on test scores so make sure you look for matches (must have 40% admission rate if you have Ivy-caliber stats) and safeties, check the Net Price calculators and see with your parents what they think, etc.</p>
<p>Alright, thank you for the info! And yes, I have matches in mind :)</p>