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<p>I got a 2190 on my SAT I Test (730 verbal, 740 math, 720 writing) and I got a 32 on my ACT (composite score). SHould I send my ACT scores even if they dont match up, AKA my ACT is lower than my SAT? The ACT 32 is equivalent to a 1410-1450, while my SAT is a 1470 (verbal and math only)... What should I do?</p>
<p>32 is still 99 percentile theres no reason why you shouldn't.</p>
<p>Both are very good, so send both as college will rely on one it believes is better. You do not have reliable information to determine if they are equivalent. The equivalency tables you find on-line have their genesis in a study that was done in 1996 of test scores from 1994-95. Many colleges that do equivalencies do not rely on those out-dated tables and have their own tables based on more recent test data (which usually means the ACT score is now being treated higher than what you would surmise from those on-line tables).</p>
<p>A 32 on the ACT is excellent.</p>
<p>what about a 2180 (1500 m+cr) and a 30?</p>