<p>I got a 1430/2160 on the SAT- 750 M, 680 CR, 730 W
I've already sent these to all schools</p>
<p>should I send my one ACT test??- a 31- (35 R, 34 W, 30 M, 25 Sci)- to</p>
<p>USC, duke, vandy etc</p>
<p>thanks!</p>
<p>yeah sure why not.. but I think your ACT score is a bit lower than SAT score..
I guess it doesn't really matter whether you send ACT scores or not.
Even though you send ACT score, it won't really hurt you because they will look at the highest scores you earned :)</p>
<p>Ehh, I say send your highest score (SAT in this case) and forget about the other one. IMHO, it's just a waste of money since it will a)not help you b)give them unneeded information. I'm was in the opposite situation from you, my ACT was higher than my SAT, and even though it was a tad disappointing, I don't even mention the SAT score anymore since there's no point.</p>
<p>okay so I just want to confirm--- a 1430/2160 is definitely higher than a 31??</p>
<p>Yes. A 1430 is ~ a 32.</p>
<p>can i get one more confirmation on this..i believe you star s- jst wanna confirm again</p>
<p>bump bump bump</p>
<p>SAT-ACT</a> Conversion chart</p>
<p>32= about 1430 or 2130</p>
<p>31= about 1380 or 2040</p>
<p>i would only send SAT because that is higher, although a 31 ACT is nothing to be ashamed of, your individual scores for the ACT are all very high, except for science (which is still a decent score)</p>
<p>however, the 34 in the ACT English section is higher than your critical reading SAT score (34 ACT english is roughly a 760 SAT Critical reading), so if the colleges superscore and additionally add your ACT scores with your SAT scores (I know for instance that Virginia Tech does), you may want to consider sending the scores</p>
<p>does anybody know if ACT English is SAT Critical Reading, and ACT Reading is SAT Writing, or am I reversing this? thanks</p>