<p>So does USC REQUIRE that we send ALL SAT tests ever taken? I didn't send any because they're bad (1710,1840). I only sent my ACT (31). Is this gonna be a problem? I don't wanna call them cause I would rather they not find out.</p>
<p>I think if you send any SAT scores, you need to send them all (or at least they prefer that) but seeing as you didnt send any SAT, only ACT, you don’t need to send them.</p>
<p>They wont even know you ever took the SAT.</p>
<p>Alright, like an idiot I unofficially told them about my 1840 in my Part 1, I have no idea why…will that screw me?</p>
<p>If you send in the ACT score of 31, I’m pretty sure that will compensate for the SAT 1840 and that they use your higher ACT score when making a decision.</p>
<p>But if I told them about the 1840, unofficially, do I need to send it? And if I do that would mean I need to send the 1710 also?</p>
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No, you do not have to send your SAT scores, even if you listed a score on the Part 1 application. USC recommends that students who do send SAT scores send all their scores, but they have not required so with College Board (at least not this year).
You have already sent your ACT scores, you are fine. For students who did send all scores, USC will use your highest scores in considering your application.</p>
<p>Alright cool, that’s definitely good to hear because I would HATE to send my 1710 or 1840</p>