<p>I took the September ACT and my score dropped from when I took it in March. In March I got a 30 composite and in September I dropped to a 27 composite. My scores were sent to some of my schools because I expected to raise a point or two. I now realize that that was not a good move. My worry is that I will send my score from March to my schools and they will notice that I dropped and will count that against me. So now I must decide whether to register for the October ACT or not. I also have to worry about school work because I am taking four AP classes, plus advanced classes and on top of that I have to worry about college applications. But I must register by October 1st at the latest. Should I instead wait until December because I would have more time to study? How would that affect me if I did that? Most of my school's deadlines are in January. If did take it again I need tips for not getting stressed the night before because I think that was what messed with me on the September ACT. Also, what are good strategies for studying if I do decide to take it again? I would appreciate any help!</p>
<p>In general, schools going to look at and judge you by your highest score. Some schools superscore. But most don’t. So you have nothing to worry about</p>