Need advice about standardized testing & college admission

I’ve finished my junior year, and I don’t want to take any more standardized tests in the fall. However, I’m not sure if my tests are strong enough to submit yet:

ACT: 34 (I would have no problem with this but here is the breakdown: English-36, Reading- 36, Math-36, and Science-28. As you can see that’s really unbalanced).
My SAT’s are awful, the best I got was a 1470 on the new SAT.
SAT II: 770 in world history, awaiting scores for U.S history and Spanish.

My unweighted GPA is a 99, give or take a tenth of a point or so. Have no idea how it’s going to be weighted. I take a bunch of AP’s and all that.

As for extracurriculars, I do only a few things, but I do them A LOT. I play violin and have been in like five orchestras, did NYSSMA all state level 6, all that fun stuff. I’ve been in the drama club since my freshman year, and I’ve been on crew, acted in the cast, and played in pit orchestra. I’m the editor of my school’s literary magazine. I’ve gotten gold in the national Spanish exam three years in a row, and I’ve won other random Spanish and writing awards. I’m in honor societies, tutor other students and give a portion of the money I make to the American Cancer Society. Most of the community service I do is through the chamber orchestra I founded and run. Hopefully I wrote a pretty kick-ass common app essay, as I love writing and am applying to schools as an English Major.

I know some kids are literally geniuses and do WAY more than this, but I just wonder if my weird ACT score puts a damper on all the hard work I put towards everything else, and if it’s worth more loss of sanity to take it again??? Thanks

I guess it would also help to say that my top schools are Yale and Columbia, but I know that they’re impossible to get into so I’m open to other great but easier to get into schools

Don’t worry OP you are fine, it’s pretty hilarious that you say that your SATs are awful, besides that you don’t need to be a genius in order to get good scores since standardized tests are completely coachable. My advice is that you take the tests again if you don’t feel satisfied with them.

Okay thanks! I’m just naturally weaker in science, and I won’t do anything related to it, so hopefully schools will see that I can’t be perfect in everything, if they even look at the sub scores to begin with. :stuck_out_tongue:

Anyone