Should I send SAT I if I only want Subject Tests Considered?

[Magnanimous12]

My SAT score is not competitive at many of the schools I am applying to (1940), but my subject test scores are solid (800 in WH for example).
My ACT is comparably better so I have already submitted that to all of the schools I am applying to but I am worried that in order to send my subject test scores I will also have to send my atrocious SAT I scores as well.
Should I submit any Collegeboard tests? Should I send them both? Should I bother self-reporting on CommonApp?

Any answers would be much appreciated. Specifically two schools I am concerned about are Brown and Rice, if anyone knows any specifics about either of those. Thanks.

[Erin_s_Dad]

You know the schools have web sites with info for this, right?

You are welcome to take advantage of the College Board’s Score Choice option, but this may delay your scores being received by Brown—a delay may mean we will not read your application until we receive a full set of official test scores.

http://www.brown.edu/admission/undergraduate/apply/first-year-applicants

Rice is not quite so clear but states this:

Therefore, we require all applicants submitting the SAT to submit all scores to Rice.

https://futureowls.rice.edu/futureowls/Standardized_Tests.asp

I think @drusba sent a message to Rice asking for further info.

[Magnanimous12]

Thanks for the speedy response. My issue though is that it won’t let me unselect all of my SAT 1 scores from the score choice report. I looked at the website before but I don’t see where it says that if I send both ACT and SAT they will only look at the better one.