Even without ACT score choice...

Test Preparation
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<p>...if you take two sittings of it, with strengths in different areas, will colleges somewhat make their own superscore out of your two scores?
For instance, (these are just arbitrary examples)</p>

<p>First Sitting:
E 31
M 35
R 32
S 34
Composite: 33</p>

<p>Second sitting:
E 34
M 33
R 34
S 32
Composite: 33</p>

<p>Even though the two composite scores are identical, if both score sets are submitted will they look at you as higher than a 33?</p>

2

<p>They would take the highest scores making it:</p>

<p>E: 34
M: 35
R: 34
S: 34</p>

3

<p>Most colleges do not superscore ACT but instead rely on that one test with the highest composite so what is stated above is true only for a fairly small minority of colleges. Since yours are the same send both and let them choose which to rely on.</p>