<p>So does it hurt that I didn't try on my last SAT? I had already got a really good ACT (34) so I just blew off the second SAT and got a 2050. Not bad, and superscores 20 pts higher to 2170 but still a 100 pt drop overall. Also my SAT II's are pretty bad. 680 USHistory, 700 lit, 740 Math 2. Will those subpar SAT's hurt me? I've got a 3.91 UW and 14/416 class rank BTW.</p>
<p>It isn’t extremely necessary to send in all your scores. I took the SATs and SAT IIs and did much better on the ACT, so I just sent my ACT in - and it worked just fine!</p>
<p>Well on the supplement there’s this statement: </p>
<p>I have read and understand the Pomona College Policy on Standardized Testing Reporting. I certify that I have submitted or will submit all ACT and/or SAT test scores from all ACT and/or SAT test dates.</p>
<p>I think that means you are not supposed to use score choice. If you are sending in the SAT and/or the ACT, you sent them everything. So, if you only want to send the ACT then you have to send it all.</p>
<p>We took it to mean that you must send in ALL SAT scores, ALL SATII scores, and ALL ACT scores. That is what my son did, although a few of his scores were not great. He had a very good ACT score (got the same score on both ACTs he took), which must have helped. He was accepted and is a very happy student there, although he is working much harder than he ever has before.</p>
<p>Yeah BengalMom that’s what I thought too. I guess I’ll double check with the admissions office just for sure then.</p>