<p>I scored a 2270 on my SAT and 35 on my ACT. With conversions, my ACT is higher, but I would also like colleges to see my SAT biology (730) and math2 (800), especially math since I scored a perfect score. I know I can use score choice to hide my SAT score so that colleges only see my subject tests, but colleges look down upon applicants that use score choice. Help! Should I just send in both my ACT and SATs? or just my ACT score and forget about the subject tests?</p>
<p>Those are some pretty impressive scores, regardless of what schools you’re looking into. What schools are you applying to?</p>
<p>I am applying to several Ivy Leagues including princeton dartmouth cornell, some ucs, rice, northwestern, urochester, duke, and wash u st louis. admissions are REALLY competitive at these schools so that is why I am worried about how a lower SAT score might affect my chances if the admission officer sees it, despite my higher ACT score.</p>
<p>What are your individual scores on the ACT? If your math and science scores are comparable to your ones on the SAT, then I’d consider just sending my ACT scores.</p>
<p>Send both, they are both great.</p>
<p>I only got a 32 on the ACT science section so that is why I want colleges to see my SAT biology score. Thanks for the help! I will send in both scores :)</p>