ACT Superscoring

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In June I got 35 E 35 M 30 R **36 S/B.
In Feb. I got 36 E 33 M 33 R 34 S (34 C).

Superscored this is 35 C, but I took an ACT that wasn’t as good in between these two.

  1. Do I have to send the not-as-good ACT to colleges?
  2. Do colleges view single sitting as better than superscore? Most people say they view them equally, but I just can’t help but think that single sitting looks a lot better. Idk, maybe that’s just from the perspective of someone who actually studies for these tests and stresses over them, as opposed to an admissions officer who just sees the numbers and not the hard work behind them.

Thanks!