<p>i was wondering which if any of the following schools will superscore/combine testing dates to make a high score for the act.</p>
<p>columbia
harvard
yale
brown
georgetown
cornell
upenn
dartmouth
princeton
uchicago
williams
amherst
nyu
uchicago
northwestern
wesleyan
tufts
johns hopkins</p>
<p>GEE THANKS</p>
<p>bumb I was wondering the same thing about Georgetown</p>
<p>Tufts does not.</p>
<p>From DanAdmiss@Tufts (in another thread):
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Unlike the SAT, where the composite is just the total of the sections, the ACT composite score isn't calculated in an entirely simple manner. Also, the SAT sections are much more akin to discrete tests. Although we look at the subscores for the ACT, we do not mix and match the subscores.
[/quote]
<p>I believe that Tufts is the rule, rather than the exception.</p>
<p>I agree with the above.</p>
<p>It's too much effort to super score the ACT.</p>
<p>All schools I visited stated that they only use the composite ACT</p>