<p>My son took the SAT a week after a head injury. His score was not great: R 720, M 690, W 600</p>
<p>BUT he took the ACT and got a 34 composite: R 36, English 36, M 32, S 30, Combined E/W 33.</p>
<p>Is it odd to send ONLY the ACT (East Coast)?</p>
<p>My son took the SAT a week after a head injury. His score was not great: R 720, M 690, W 600</p>
<p>BUT he took the ACT and got a 34 composite: R 36, English 36, M 32, S 30, Combined E/W 33.</p>
<p>Is it odd to send ONLY the ACT (East Coast)?</p>
<p>It should be fine to send only ACT. My son did that. He had been taking several SATII throughout high school and he sent those as well as they were good. </p>
<p>FYI. We had a parent meeting at our school with several admission reps, including one from one of the HYPS schools. He was asked that question and answered that they absolutely do not care which they receive. The admission reps from the other colleges that were there all reiterated that. It certainly relieved my mind.</p>
<p>His SAT scores are great…they’re above average.</p>