<p>Noticed when looking at Common Data Sets, that schools are listing ACT English and ACT Math. On an athletic resume, should an athlete include these in addition to the ACT Composite? Thanks!</p>
<p>That sounds like a good idea.</p>
<p>There are several scores to list on an athletic resume, between SAT I’s, SAT II’s, ACT Composite, ACT Combined English/Writing. Do most athletes list all of them, or just the highest SAT or ACT scores to date?</p>
<p>You can give the highest SAT I and ACT Composite, as well as the others. They will eventually have your school transcript and official test scores, so it doesn’t do any good to leave out info. The coaches know you may still be testing and have new and better scores arriving later. (Be sure to tell coaches of new test dates for scores you are trying to improve.)</p>
<p>I realize that all scores will appear on the transcript. Just trying to simplify things, as there are many sets of scores at this point, and want to include the best on an informative, but concise, resume. Thanks!</p>
<p>Oh, okay. Coaches are not too worried about a resume format, just the basic numbers.</p>