<p>Hello, my SAT and ACT scores differ, so should I submit only the higher one or should I submit both?</p>
<p>SAT - 1540/2150
ACT - 35
SAT II - pending (but I am not very confident about how the testing went)</p>
<p>Thank you for any input.</p>
<p>Since Harvard requires the SAT subject tests they'll see your SAT1 whether you like it or not. Send your ACT as well - it's can only help you.</p>
<p>mathmom is correct. They will see both. Definately send that ACT score. Is that ACT with writing?</p>
<p>What was the breakdown for your original SAT? You can make up a creative excuse to put that SAT score in a better light.</p>
<p>In addition, if you score so well on the ACT, why can't you just retake the SAT? If you have a 35 and a 2200+, with 700+ SAT IIs, that original SAT score can be overshadowed.</p>
<p>you got a 1540 without the writing. That's almost just as good as your ACT score, since writing on the SAT is sometimes inconsequential. I think you're good to go</p>
<p>Did you get your SAT IIs? My son got his, happy with the Math 2 and Chem, 800 and 780, unsure of the Physics 730. Since Harvard is his only school that needs three, I think he's just going to let it ride. Do all three need to be over 750 to have a shot? ACT is 36, SAT I 800 math, 750 Writing, 740 CR, for 2290.</p>
<p>My D got in with these SAT 11, 700, 710 and 730 - so you definitely don't need all over 750. The test scores are just one of many factors, and as long as they are in the ballpark (and your son's are great), I would concentrate on other things that help - essays, ECs, grades etc.</p>
<p>Thanks so much, leonine! I've asked that several times, and you are the first to actually answer.</p>
<p>Yeah I'm in a similar situation I think...I got a 690 in math II, which is really worrying me. However, I got a 780 in literature and 760 in US history. I don't plan to major in anything math-related, so is this going to be a really huge deal? My ACT composite is a 34 and my SAT superscore is a 2210.</p>