<p>I heard that USF looks only at your highest composite, and not at any of the subscores. Does anyone know if this is true?
I got a 28 for my composite score, but a 20 on the science section. I want to send in my 28, but I'm worried that the 20 will negate the 28.</p>
<p>Anyone know their ACT policy?
Thanks.</p>
<p>That is not necessarily true. According to the USF website, they super score ACT and SAT (use the highest section from each test sitting). Additional, they place significant weight on the writing portion of either test.</p>
<p>Obviously you did MUCH better on the other sections in order to have a 28 composite. Unless you are applying as a science student, you should be in good shape.</p>
<p>Depending on your GPA and other classes, you should be admitted for Fall.</p>
<p>sorry - wrong USF!</p>