<p>I was wondering if its ok to only report your SAT scores on college applications even if you have taken the ACT. Is that completely wrong to do? I've taken the ACT three times but didn't like my scores so didnt bother sending the scores anywhere. Because of this, I never told my colleges that I had taken the ACT. Is this one of the most horrible things to do college applications?! Comments would be extremely helpful.</p>
<p>There's nothing wrong with that. What would make you feel worse: omitting some embarassing scores or missing out on your dream college because of a superfluous sense of ethics?</p>
<p>I'm just worried that the colleges would request all score reports from my high school, even though it is my responsibility to send all of my score reports</p>
<p>Oh, you meant not to send the scores at all? I thought you were talking about leaving the space for ACT blank, but including the score reports.</p>
<p>Do colleges really call schools for score reports though?</p>
<p>I don't thinks so. I guess I'm just being paranoid. If they did, why would we have to send the score reports? Oh, and I did mean leaving the ACT slots blank on the college applications, but not sending score reports for the ACT.</p>