Which SAT II/ACT scores to send to colleges?

Test Preparation
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<p>SAT 2 QUESTION
Math2: 800
Math1: 790
Language test:750 (We speak the language at home but I go to school and have lived in America for 15 years)
Biology E:700
U.S.History:700</p>

<p>Which should I send if they:

  1. Require 2, doesn’t matter which ones (Princeton, Dartmouth)
  2. Basically require 2, not a language test and not 2 maths (Harvard)
  3. Recommend 2, doesn’t matter which ones (USC)
  4. Don’t recommend nor require with ACT (Yale, Columbia, UPENN, Brown, UC San Diego)
  5. Recommend Math Level 2 and a science test related to major (Berkeley and UCLA Engineering)</p>

<p>ACT QUESTION
Which ACT score to send or both?
ACT as Senior: 34: 35E (18s on both subsections), 33M, 32R, 35S, Writing not out yet
ACT as Junior: 34: 34E, 34M (same subsection scores as above math), 32R, 35S, 10W</p>

<p>(My AP scores are 5s in English, Calc AB, Calc BC, USHistory but 4 in Biology. I have/had all As including AP Biology but I got B/B+ in BiologyH/ChemistryH in 9/10 grade respectively and I will most likely get a B+ in AP Physics for S1. I have taken the most rigorous curriculum offered at my school. My ECs relate to art, globalism and student government. I’m applying for Economics, with a minor in Environmental Studies/Science for these schools (except for UC schools where I applied for Environmental Engineering which I regret :frowning: )</p>

<p>Also, can I send my scores January 5th to ask my college counselor this question after break ends or is that too late?</p>

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<p>hi,</p>

<p>You can’t send Both Math 1 and Math 2, so i would chose Math 2 any day. I think i would send them all (to all schools), except for the math 1 (if you send math 2).</p>

<p>For ACT i don’t know.</p>

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<p>Some colleges will superscore the ACT, so I would send in both. </p>

<p>For the UC schools (or the ones you are applying for environmental engineering), send in Math 2 and Biology. </p>

<p>For USC and the Ivies (or the ones you are applying for economics), send in Math 2 and US History. </p>