<p>I think Yale is just telling you that the SAT I, SAT II, ACT and TOFL are to be supplied in the common ap and not in this space they are providing in the supplement. Also, who knows if that instruction is even on the new Yale supplement. MB they will expect the AP’s etc to be provided on the common ap now. </p>
<p>Keep in mind the common ap provides you options and spaces to provide what is required and/or you chose to provide. If applying to yale and using an SAT I , as most students do, then you would also have to send in the Subject tests. If you apply using the ACT then that is the only thing required. Should you chose to, and it supports your best application, you could send it all as my son did in his applications 4 years ago. His ACT and super scored SAT I were equivalent. We felt by providing it all it would be clear that his “best” score was not an accident. </p>
<p>Lastly, I agree that your suggested Common Ap phrasing would better fit what is expected.</p>