Reporting ACT on CommonApp
To my understanding, you can choose which test date reports of the ACT you want to send to colleges. But the question I have is if I superscored my ACT on the "list your highest section scores" on the test scores portion of the Common App but didn't submit a test date report which I listed on the Common App, would colleges get suspicious? Would it just be better for me to submit both score reports AND superscore on the Common App, or simply submit my best score report and list those subsection scores on the Common App?
I ask this because unlike the SAT, the ACT scores cost money per report. so submitting both score reports to schools would cost double the money as opposed to submitting my best score report which would cost half of that.
Here is also a link to what I'm talking about (how the CommonApp has a section for reporting the highest scores of each ACT section): https://appsupport.commonapp.org/link/portal/33011/33013/Article/70/How-do-I-determine-which-ACT-scores-to-report
Posted Jun 26, 2017, 8:39 PM UTC