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So if my gpa is super high but my ACT scores are low, i can say in the additional comments that I am “not a good test taker” or is there a different way to convey it?
If you spent a lot of time preparing but still performed poorly, you can emphasize the effort you put into the preparation and subtly blame the test for not reflecting that effort.