<p>Is there a way to combine a writing section from a previous ACT testing with an ACT w/o writing score?</p>
<p>SO i took the ACT on a date about 7 months earlier than my most recent ACT testing and I received the following...</p>
<p>ACT Composite-26 {english-28 math-28 reading-24 science-24} and writing-8</p>
<p>my most recent testing on the ACT was w/o the writing section and i received the following...</p>
<p>ACT Composite-31 {english-32 math-34 reading-29 science-27) & no writing</p>
<p>SO MY QUESTION is this...</p>
<p>COuld i submit both scores to a college that requires the ACT plus writing? WOuld this suffice? and if so, would they take a closer look at my ACT with writing and sort of not pay attention to my 31 on my second testing?</p>
<p>For colleges that require ACT w/writing, it is generally unknown what they will do if you meet that requirement with one ACT and then also send an ACT w/o writing. Most simply don’t say, one way or the other, whether they will consider the ACT w/o writing and the only way for you to find out is to call the college. One I am aware of, UIUC, will consider the one w/o writing.</p>
<p>Many schools “superscore”, that is they take the best you did from each test taking session and make that your score. In your case they would take your second test w/o writing, since every score was better, and just add the writing from the first w/o caring about the lower scores in the other sections. You could ask the admissions department in the schools you care about the most if this is what they do.</p>