<p>My SAT score is: 800 CR, 690 M, 800 W (2290)
My ACT score is: 33 W, 34 M, 35 R, 29 S (33)</p>
<p>My SAT score is obviously much better. However, my ACT Math score was much better than my SAT Math score so I want that to be noted. The problem is I was not really prepared for the ACT Science section and I did pretty badly on it, lowering my overall score. Should I still submit the ACT? My credentials in science are generally pretty good (medals in Science Olympiad and 800 the Biology Subject Test).</p>
<p>Send it in. If you’re applying to great schools, a 33 is still pretty great. Anyway, they will consider the higher of the two scores. Just sending it in, however, will tell them that you are maybe a little versatile, and are also willing to sit in on a saturday to take another test.</p>
<p>Send it in. I had a very similar situation - math was my best subscore on the ACT but my worst on the SAT. If you have the extra science ECs, then I don’t think it should be a problem.</p>
<p>Send them both…colleges will see your CR and W mastery, a long with stronger Math performance in ACT. It’ll make you seem more well-rounded, than your SAT score portrays.</p>
<p>Hmmm…tough to say. They might expect you to be a very strong scorer in science and math since that’s what you’re good at. But an 800 on the biology might even it out, so it’s tough to say. I think it’s up to you.</p>
<p>I think colleges would understand if you didn’t do amazing on your Science section of ACT, because that section has little to do with science and a lot to do with managing your time so you can finish all the questions.</p>