Transfer applicant unsure of what scores to submit

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Pennsylvania
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<p>Hi all,</p>

<p>I'm planning on applying to Penn CAS for transfer admissions next year. I'm just wondering first:
if I should submit both of my SAT scores. The first time I scored 790 M/740 CR/710 W (essay 8). The second time I scored 770 M/ 760 CR/ 690 W (essay 8). With score choice, it makes sense, on the surface, to submit both scores, but I'm still not sure if I should submit both. My decrease in both math and writing make me skeptical. Any opinions?</p>

<p>Also, should I submit my ACT score? I received a 33: 35 writing, 34 math, 34 reading, 30 science. I received an 8 on my essay (31 combined English/writing score). </p>

<p>Any opinions or views are welcome. I appreciate everyone's responses. Thank you!
(note: also received 800 on math ii and us history SAT II's; don't know if this affects your opinions, but just thought I'd throw it in there)</p>

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<p>Well this is actually an easy problem to solve!</p>

<p>UPenn does not use score choice and they ask for your entire testing history. So, either send all your SAT scores or all your ACT scores. Personally, I think your SAT scores look more impressive.</p>

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<p>I know that Penn requires all freshman applicants to report all scores, but on their website under ‘transfer eligibility and requirements: required tests’ it says: “Applicants are required to submit the results of the College Board SAT Reasoning Test. Results of the American College Testing Program (ACT) are also acceptable.”</p>

<p>If transfer students are required to submit all scores, it is implicit to say the least. </p>

<p>Anyone have any clarification on the issue?</p>