<p>I already took the SAT test once and got 790 on math and 750 on critical reading. my writing score was not near what I wanted, but I'm content with my math and CR scores. math would be nice to get 800 since i got an 800 on math2, but there's always that one stupid mistake that i make that costs me the 800. im not concentrating on math. CR, i have NO CLUE how i pulled a 750 - all my practice tests i NEVER broke 700. i'm concentrating primarily on writing (i want to break at least 700).</p>
<p>i was wondering, would it look bad to colleges if i ended up getting like a 650 or something on CR while maybe getting my writing score up only like 40 or 50 points? i know many colleges do superscoring - but even if they do that, wouldn't it still look really bad to have that significant a drop in scores (in case of critical reading, or even if i somehow totally mess up math w/ just an off day or something). or, would colleges just not care about whatever your lowest scores were and take only the highest? i mean, i'm sure it would look very good if you went from like a 600 to 800 but it would look bad if you went from an 800 to 600. if they superscore, does it actually matter what order you got the scores in?</p>