How does the composite SAT work?

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<p>What does it mean, and which universities use it?</p>

<p>My SAT scores are:
1st time: 700 Math, 770 Critical Reading, 730 Writing
2nd time: 750 Math, 710 Critical Reading, 800 Writing</p>

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<p>it means you mix and match your best section scores from as many different sittings as you want</p>

<p>so you would be</p>

<p>750 M
770 cr
800 w</p>

<p>(good job btw)</p>

3

<p>so out of these universities, which ones use ur method of composite SAT:
Cornell, Stanford, UPenn, Rice, UT Austin (sorry rapport, i had to post this...).</p>

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<p>well, as an edit to the above: composite score simply means your total score out of 2400 (as opposed to your section score). i think the OP was asking about mixing different section scores from different sittings in order to get the best composite possible.</p>

<p>i think most universities will let you mix and match (or will do it for you), but just check the individual admissions policies pages you lazy bum.</p>

5

<p>Haha, thanks you guys.</p>