<p>at our school , all standardized tests that we take (ACT and SAT) are always included on the transcript... even if we don't want colleges to see one vs. the other.</p>
<p>i know that colleges require official score reports... do they only take into account the official score reports? Or will a bad ACT score on my transcript that i don't officially submit from the agency still be counted in their admission decision</p>
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I also would like to know this.</p>
<p>Do you HAVE to send in your ACT scores if it is worse compared to your SAT scores? Can you just keep your ACT score a secret if those scores are horrible?</p>
<p>You can just ask your counselor to withhold from your transcript the scores you don't want the colleges to see at all.</p>
<p>I think that schools have to have your permission in order to put the test scores on transcript at all. I would just ask them to withhold the scores from your transcript and you should just send in all your scores from the actual testing agencies.</p>
<p>They usually take your best section scores - even if they're in different sittings - anyway. The same policy would apply to having both ACT and SAT scores.</p>