Equivalent ACT Composite
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Using Your Conversion
Concordance = equivalence. These scores are officially "concorded" — an SAT of 1200 is considered equivalent to an ACT of about 25. Colleges use the same tables, so a strong score on either test counts equally; you don't need to take both.
Submit your stronger score. Convert both of your scores and send whichever is higher on the concordance. If one test suits you noticeably better, focus your prep (and applications) there.
It's a range, not an exact match. Concordance maps scores to ranges, so conversions are approximate — treat them as close equivalents, not precise translations. See our Standardized Testing and Test-Taking Strategies toolkits for prep help.
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Based on the official SAT-ACT concordance (College Board & ACT). Conversions are approximate equivalents. Always confirm score policies with individual colleges. See the K12 Academics College Admissions toolkit.