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Difference in test scores?
I just got my ACT results w / i write took in December and I have a compound 27 (Eng-27-29 Math, Reading-25, Science-28) and 8 of 12 in the writing section. But when he took the SAT I received an overall score of 2200: CR = M 760, = 700, W = 740. I thought the act was a little easier, but I do not give you enough time to finish. Is this common? Is the SAT or ACT more difficult? What proof do you prefer higher rated Colledara: Editing Schools *
You should definitely use your score Sat No college ever need to know your score on the test (not that it is bad or anything, just that the SAT is better.) While a discrepancy this range is a bit strange, is not unusual. Some people find it difficult to SAT, the ACT others find difficult. You are probably better in the motivated reasoning and guess what he thinks (ACT tend to be more concrete answers than answers SAT). It could also simply have been his un / lucky day when took a test. I personally find the ACT to be a little easier and I'm pretty sure you do a little better about it. It is easier to "study" for the SAT as a large part focuses on strategies to respond to getting the right answer. " Almost all colleges take the SAT or ACT. While most state any preference, some of the above (ie, ivy and order) just to make his test score on a SAT score for the SAT is slightly preferred. There are one or two schools that prefer the ACT, and I think is a better measure of which he learned in high school.
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