sat:2400, act:?

<p>I got a 2400 on my SAT, should I take the ACT now?
I didn't really want to take the ACT, but would it aid in college admissions in any way?</p>

<p>It's not necessary to take the ACT. It depends which college you would like to go to. My friend got a 2400 with 34 on ACT. He decided not to put the 34 on the ACT since it wasn't perfect.</p>

<p>So I can take the ACT but just not report the score?</p>

<p>Take it. Up to you. If you can get 35-36. Report it for those top-tiers</p>

<p>I don't really see the point in taking the ACT...colleges will look at your SAT score or your ACT score; if you already have a perfect SAT...why waste time writing another test?</p>

<p>so ALL colleges look at BOTh?</p>

<p>Is this is a joke question. Someone actually has a 2400 SAT and wonders if he should take the ACT? If you have a 2400, what kind of additional aid in admission do you think there would be by taking the ACT?</p>

<p>Actually, some schools require the ACT, especially in the Midwest and South. However, sounds like you'll be wanting to apply to the top-tier schools who will all take the SAT instead of the ACT. For these, lol, having a 2400 is more than sufficient; don't worry about padding that with a perfect ACT as well. You've earned all your "test score" points from the adcoms; move on to building your resume in other ways. Congrats!</p>

<p>Unless you intend on applying to an ACT only school like University of Arkansas - Pine Bluff, don't bother.</p>

<p>can you email me or send me a message on how you scored a 2400, because i desparately need your assistance.</p>

<p>University of Arkansas - Pine Bluff</p>

<p>interesting name, i wanna go there!</p>

<p>You don't want to go to University of Arkansas - Pine Bluff, people that go there get <17 on the ACT's. Now you be the judge.</p>

<p>
[quote]
An entering freshman (first-time full or part-time) is admitted unconditionally if he/she:</p>

<ol>
<li><p>Has completed the college prep curriculum with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.00 on a 4.00 grading scale</p></li>
<li><p>Has taken the required test, ACT preferred; SAT; ASSET accepted).

[/quote]
So you're admitted <em>unconditionally</em> if you have a 2.00 and has taken the ACTs.</p></li>
</ol>

<p>awesome!!</p>

<p>btw when it says 2.00/4.00 does that mean unwieghted?</p>