<p>I'm applying to UC Berkeley and it asks for me to state my highest individual scores on the ACT (highest for each of the 4 subjects) if I took it more than once. So does that mean they want the highest composite score I've gotten for a single test OR they basically want me to create a superscore out of the highest individual scores I report?</p>
<p>Depends how it’s worded. I’m not sure since I am not applying this year. From the looks of it, looks like you’re superscoring the ACT!</p>
<p>Tell me the results when you get it :)</p>
<p>It says,
Record your scores exactly as they were reported by the testing agency.
If you have taken a test more than once, record your highest overall score.
Tests taken before February 2005 will not meet UC’s Examination Requirement.</p>
<p>Berkeley does not superscore.</p>
<p>As cjgone says, the UCs do not superscore. List the individual scores from your highest overall score (which is exactly what it says in the second bullet you typed above).</p>