<p>So I got into Berkeley, but I was just looking at my application yesterday and I noticed that I reported my SAT superscore instead of my score from one sitting because that was what I was doing for all of my other colleges. The only difference is a 20 point difference in reading from 730 to 750, because my reading score went down for some reason the second time I took the SAT, so I reported the score from my first sitting. I think its pretty obvious that I didn't do it on purpose, since I don't really have anything to gain from 20 extra points. Also, I had my official scores sent to the school in December or maybe January, so they've had them for a few months before they admitted me and they're displayed under the scores I submitted on my application. Also, in the "Your Tests" section of my myBerkeleyApplication account, they have my best reading and best writing scores, with the correct dates from the official scores I sent. I was wondering if anyone could tell me how seriously they'll take the incorrect score I reported, since obviously if you falsify your scores they cancel your admission, but in this case the difference was tiny, obviously not purposeful, and they've had my official scores for months. Thanks for the help!</p>
<p>Since they received the official college board scores, which I’m certain is one thing they do check, you are perfectly fine. You actually did receive the score you reported so it’s not like you made anything up. Relax and congrats!</p>