<p>I got 35 on ACT (34 E, 36 M, 33 R, 36 S, 10 Essay) and 2250 on the SAT (730 CR, 760 M, 760 W, 10 Essay) I'm a junior planning on applying to Ivy League schools. I've heard submitting both makes you more competitive, but also that colleges "don't care" which score you submit. Will the disparity between my SAT and ACT hurt me if I submit both? In other words, would you recommend me to submit both or just one and why? Thanks.</p>
<p>also, both scores are one-sitting.</p>
<p>I’d say the 35 is more impressive, although they might be interested to know you did well on both</p>
<p>Definitely submit both. It is always in your interest to submit both. It shows that you are well rounded in test taking abilities and it is also a plus for the college because it will (most likely) improve their test score ranges if they admit you. They are looking to help you so give them as many resources as you can.</p>
<p>thanks; also does the one-sitting help? I’m considering taking the SAT again early senior year.</p>
<p>bump 10char</p>