sending ACT scores with subject tests dilemma

Applying to College Common and Coalition Application
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<p>gahhh help =P
I made the mistake of taking the SAT I reasoning test in my sophomore year (2 years ago) and managed to bomb it (1850). I was not thinking about the college process at the time and merely took it as a "practice". However, it was later that I realized that this would remain on my record when I did apply. </p>

<p>Furthermore, I ended up taking the ACT last fall and did fairly well on it. I have not taken anymore SAT reasoning tests since my last disastrous attempt; but, I did take 2 SAT subject tests as I am planning to apply to several universities that require it.</p>

<p>I guess what I'm really asking is how much my SAT I score will affect my chances of admission to these schools as they do require ALL scores and if I opt for ACT and subject tests, they will also see my SAT I score =/</p>

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<p>Colleges consider your highest scores. A low score from years ago isn’t going to make a difference.</p>

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<p>Look up whether the colleges you are applying to allow score-choice. If they do, when you report your subject tests you can choose to not send that old reasoning test. I think very few colleges don’t honor score-choice. Columbia comes to mind.</p>