<p>I took the ACT, but I’m not proud of my score. I have a good SAT, and on the Common App I’ve only listed the SAT as what I’ve taken along with subject tests. Since all they have is the Common App and what I’ve sent them, how will they find out about my ACT if I choose not to send it?</p>
<p>Stanford gets the NSA to send them info on all their applicants.</p>
<p>You’re blown</p>
<p>Just send it in. It’s really not worth the risk. They look at your highest score, anyway. Good luck :)</p>
<p>Don’t start college with unethical behavior. Do as every other student is asked to do and be honest- send in the test scores you have taken as per Stanford’s policy. They will look at your highest score. The Honor Code is a big deal at Stanford and if you really think you are Stanford material, you will honor it.</p>