So I've messed up. What scores do I use?

Test Preparation
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<p>I took the sat and & act. I did better on the act, but there’s a problem. My science section isn’t even bench mark for college level science courses.
That’s kind of a problem when you want to be a pharmacist…! I’ve always loved science, I didn’t study for these tests and I do regret it now</p>

<p>Sat:
Cr : 520
M: 450
R: 510</p>

<p>The problem with the math is I put an answer for every question. That and I’m not very good at it.</p>

<p>Act:
English:20
Math: 23
R: 22
S : 21</p>

<p>I want to go to uconn, ubuffalo, Albany pharm. I realize I’m taking a big gamble, so which should I gamble with?</p>

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<p>can you apply to a college and then transfer to pharmacy? </p>

<p>wow! UB is <3 UB is so totally <3</p>

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<p>Please someone? D:</p>

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<p>did they turn off google?</p>

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<p>That’s not what I meant. I’m fully aware my act scores are better. I’m just wondering about my science section.</p>

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<p>My recommendation: retake the ACT. I didn’t study first time around and got a 23 on science. After studying I got a 35 on science 6 months later. (By studying I mean that I took 3 or 4 practice tests). It’s all about how fast you can find and interpret information which comes with practice. You can increase exponentially with just a little practice.</p>

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<p>I’m a senior. I have no time. Have to use one of these.
Otherwise I would. I didn’t study, hence these awful results.</p>