Confusion with the schoalrship policy

Colleges and Universities A-Z Temple University
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<p>The highest result of two methods is used to obtain an SAT score on the 1600-point scale; in both meth­ods, the highest submitted SAT scores are used:
•Critical Reading + Math, or
•the average of Critical Reading + Writing added to Math </p>

<p>I didn't get the second part, actually the whole process. Do they take only cr+m or something else my SAT superscored is 1960 and gpa isn't calculated in our high school but based on information on cambridge's website, took the a-levels, I think it will be a 3.7+ so is there any chance of me getting the PROVOST’S SCHOLARS. I know it requires a sat cr + m of 1360 or better but i have 1320. Besides, the average of CR + W added to M section made me confused. Does it mean 1960 divided by 2? Then even 2400 divided by 2 would be 1200 and not qualify for the good ones. Please clear this confusion. Thanks!</p>

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<p>Let’s say your CR is X, your M is Y, and your W is Z</p>

<p>You can take either X+Y
OR
(X+Z)/2 + Y</p>

<p>Whichever yields the higher number </p>

<p>If this doesn’t make sense, either pm me or post your numbers, and I can tell you what they will calculate </p>

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<p>what it means is they use ur CR score or the average or your CR score and ur writing score. They will use the higher score of those 2 options and add that “score” to your math score. </p>

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<p>Thanks guys!</p>