Hi! Im honestly so stressed right now over college apps
I have been trying to get an ACT registration since April and today when I logged on the website was down again. I doubt there will be any available testing locations around my area for the next couple of tests since all school districts have declared online school for fall semester. Besides this, I did get a registration for the SAT subject test for biology and math 2 this august and I really hope schools are open for testing. If I am able to test, I am sure that I will obtain a high score since I have been studying for months. So my question is… will it look odd to colleges if I just submit 2 subject test scores and no ACT? I understand there is a covid-19 essay question, so I will be explaining my situation there, but besides this… will I be at a disadvantage if I only submit subject tests?
To better understand my situation, here are my stats and schools I am applying to:
School: I am in a highly selective partial day STEM program with a major research school (approx. 50 students) // for the remainder of the day I attend a large public school in Northern VA
W GPA: 4.65 / UW GPA: 3.92
Rank: top 1% of class (704 students)
AP classes: Physics I, Chemistry, World History, Calculus BC, Biology, APUSH, Environmental, Psychology, Lang
Senior year courses: anatomy+physiology/microbiology, multivariable calculus/linear algebra, geomatics, research, AP seminar, AP lit, AP gov, AP physics C
ECs: 10+ years in Girl Scouts (gold award, senior leader), congresswoman’s summer leadership program, accepted/committed to Girl’s State, founder/president of STEM community outreach club, founder/vice-president of mental health matters club, varsity tennis, Women in STEM secretary, HOSA.
Notable: recognized by US navy + congress for science fair project, placed in county science fair for 5 years, semifinalist in national science fair, I have research experience/have had my work published, I shadowed a dentist for a year.
I am applying as a Biology Major
Schools I am applying to: UCLA, NYU, Columbia, UVA, VCU, GMU, U Miami, Harvard, UPENN, James Madison