<p>I applied ed to a selective liberal arts college. I sent in the act score that I took in Sept, in which I received a 29 (breakdown 34 E, 30 M, 26 R, 25 S). I had also taken it a few months before, in June, where I got a 28 (breakdown 32 E, 32 M, 28 R, 21(!) S). I took the act in Oct. too, but I still haven't received my scores; I'm not sure why there is such a delay and if my scores from Oct. will go in on time :(. I'm wondering if I should submit my June exam despite the terrible science score. Even though the college superscores, I'm afraid they'll frown upon the science. But, on the flip side, if I send my score and they superscore it, my act will come out higher, to a 30. What should I do???</p>
<p>I would call your ED school and find out how much longer they can wait for the October scores. You should probably sent the June scores just in case because you would hate to miss a chance to superscore. Will ACT give you a reason for not reporting your scores yet?</p>
<p>Send June’s. They definitely won’t reject you based on one bad science score. Like Ir4550 said, you don’t want to miss out on a chance to superscore. Your 28 is by no means a bad score. Good luck (:</p>
<p>if the school superscores</p>
<p>the June 32 M, 28 R will help you. Send the June </p>