<p>Title say it all...wondering if Penn only looks at your combined ACT score or on the individual sections. The reason I ask is because I wasn't able to finish the Science and CR sections :(</p>
<p>Thanks for the help!</p>
<p>And how much did you get?’
I think that every college look at individual scores for admission… as a way to see in which academic area you are good… I mean if you want to study engineering, I think that they’ll expect you to have a pretty good score at the math section of the ACT…
But anyway, that is just my opinion,… who knows…</p>
<p>I doubt a prestigious and highly selective university such as Penn would offer such a cursory look at major tests, so I’m going to say that they definitely look at the individual scores. My suggestion is you retake the ACT.</p>
<p>If you do poorly on 2 of the sections, your overall score probably isn’t too great either, unless you scored perfectly on the others. Can’t hurt to try again once or twice.</p>
<p>Hmm yea the ACT science isn’t really science it was really data interpretation, Once you (well me) looked at it that way It made it super easy xD. I had a super good SAT score so comparatively my SAT was better. Guessing you’re a junior right? How are your SAT scores compared to ACT you don’t have to submit your ACT if it was a lower 30.</p>
<p>I know people who took multiple SATs/ACTs and focused on one section primarily each and sent combined scores to colleges </p>
<p>UPenn Frequently Asked Questions says:
“We consider the best combination of SAT components, but require that all testing scores be sent to us. Taking the SAT more than once does not hurt your chances.”</p>
<p>Hope that helped a little, if you’re a junior you can always retake them other wise don’t worry about it, it’s already done xD</p>