<p>I am applying to Yale EA, and I have an SAT score of 2210.
I am taking the ACT, and if three practice tests are any indication, will get a 35. Now Yale says that they weight both equally, and the 35 is far better. Should I even include the 2210?<br>
The reason I'm concerned is that I'm from the east coast, and we don't traditionally take the ACT.</p>
<p>Any thoughts?</p>
<p>If you do the SAT IIs, then the SAT I score will be sent along with the SAT II scores. I am not sure if SAT IIs can be replaced by ACT.</p>
<p>Don't fret over your score; 2210 is high enough. It is the essay and recommendations that you should really focus on.</p>
<p>Most colleges do allow you to submit ACT without SATIIs or either they allow you to submit only ACT in admissions and then subject tests for placement.</p>