<p>In november I got 2130 on my SAT
On December SAT I god 1810. ( I was really sick and was gonna cancel the score because I could not concentrate but finished it anyway)</p>
<p>Are colleges going to look at it? Do they care?????</p>
<p>tell them that you were sick during the test.</p>
<p>Almost all of the schools count the highest scores anyway. I reaslly don't think you have anything to worry about.</p>
<p>really? anyone else?</p>
<p>Colleges dont really care about the score what they want to see is how many times you took it. And 1810 is still great compared to a lot of other people like me with a 1770, so in all honesty you have nothing to worry about. Basically what the colleges do is look at the top score in each section. For ex. lets say you got a 660 in math on the first and 550 on the second, they look at thae 660. Then you got the 550 in reading on the first and 660 on the second, they look at the second. Its all about the top scores in each sec. and how many times you took the SAT that counts, not some bad score.</p>