<p>yeah, but I know i'm not getting into stanford.lol.</p>
<p>UCLA
MIT
Harvard
Oxford
Standford
Rice University
Yale</p>
<p>Amherst College
University of Arkansas Fayetteville
Babson College
Beloit University
Birmingham Southern College
Butler University
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Dayton
DePauw University
Eckerd College
Elon University
Florida State University
George Washington University
Georgia Tech
Hawaii Pacific University
University of Illinois
University of Indiana-Bloomington
Kalamazoo College
Lawrence University
University of Louisiana Lafayette
University of Miami
Millsaps University
NCAA Clearinghouse
Northeastern University
Pepperdine University
University of Puget Sound
Regis University
Rose-Hulman Institute of Tech.
Stanford University
Trinity University (TX)
University of San Diego
University of South Florida
University of Tennessee Knoxville
Washington and Lee University
Washington State University
Washington University St. Louis
Xavier University</p>
<p>too bad only 2 on the list are in California. I don't want to leave the state.=P</p>
<p>George Washington should be off, on the original website that listed ACT Super-score schools, they had it removed by request of the college. Sometimes the information isn't correct and GW mentioned the error more than once in answering admission questions on their site.</p>
<p>Woah, does MIT really superscore?</p>
<p>Yes, once you see MITs application it will be clear to you. </p>
<p>On it, unlike other applications, you will be asked for one English score, one math score, one reading score, one science score, one writing and one composite score. You will then provide the date that each individual score was received. </p>
<p>So as you can see, you are actually filling in the data for the superscore for them.</p>
<p>University of Chicago</p>
<p>Stanford does not superscore by section of the ACT. It will take the highest overall composite and the highest Writing composite from separate test dates, though. And I think there's some reference to it being sensitive to scores on individual sections, for what that's worth. So it's a kind of "super score lite" I guess.</p>
<p>What does U Chicago do, exactly?</p>
<p>sorry, nevermind, i don't think they do after reading it again</p>
<p>So does Wash U really take the highest score of each section on the ACT?</p>
<p>Superscoring sounds like completely the wrong way to go.</p>
<p>Does anyone know of any other colleges added to the ACT superscore list?</p>
<p>Birmingham Southern College</p>
<p>Brown
Columbia
Upenn</p>
<p>Bmsa91, UCLA does not superscore lol</p>
<p>one<em>sad</em>korean, where do Brown, Upenn, and Columbia say they superscore the ACT?</p>
<p>I have heard that most colleges that superscore only use it for admissions, but scholarship awards are based on a single test date composite score.</p>
<p>Really? that’s a bummer, I needed my 31 superscore to compete for a few scholarships. Do you have any specific examples?</p>
<p>Stanford does.</p>