<p>do any colleges take the Feb test or would it be pointless to take the ACT then? I have a decent score, but one section is significantly lower than the others (i have 2 36s, one 31, and a 25 - science) so i wanted to retake it, however, I was sick for the December test and decided not to go at the last minute. it kinda sucks, 'cause i studied for it and everything and think i could do better on science. but then again, i'm pretty happy about a 32 composite so its not a huge deal, but just wondering.</p>
<p>also- is the science score as important as the other scores, given that the SAT doesn't even test science? i'm planning to study the humanities, though i actually have a glowing rec from a science teacher as one of my two academic recs. so do you think the 25 will really hurt me?</p>
<p>It would probably too late for most colleges though you should check with your college to fine out for sure. If your composite score is within the ranges for your college I don't think it will matter that the science subscore is lower. The only reason I could see to retake it is if a higher score would make you eligible for some scholarship $$$</p>
<p>almost all of the schools i'm applying to, and all my top choices, only offer need-based aid so that's not a consideration.. at least in terms of the school's scholarships, i guess it could help for outside ones</p>
<p>i'm not applying to harvard ahah. but are there any other schools? or like if schools get it before they deliberate might they still ook at it ? anyone?</p>
<p>I think most schools take scores after the application deadline, but you really have to check with each school to be sure and get the date. Just call the admissions office.</p>
<p>I think the four subject test scores are equally important, because mainly it is your composite that matters. With a 32 composite, I don't think one low subject score will look that bad no matter which test it is.</p>