**Do colleges care if you only send one ACT score?**

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<p>So in April I got a 33 composite and today just got back a 31. The two scores combined gives me a 34 "super-score" (36,32,31,36). While a 31 composite is a respectable score, I'm a little concerned that sending both composites will only be harmful to myself. College Admissions offices might not think as highly of my 33 if they see that afterwards i got a 31. Is it bad to only send the 33 (because some schools prefer you to send all scores) and question #2 is whether or not the 31 would look bad</p>

<p>thanks</p>

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<p>bump</p>

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<p>I would send both if the college accepts superscoring. If not then send the higher one.</p>

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<p>Agreed per @Marrissa‌ . She gives good advice. The only exception is if the college requires you to send all your ACT scores, which there are some out there that do</p>