<p>For my Jan SAT, I had a 40 points drop in CR, 10 points increase in math, 60 points increase in writing and 2 points improvement in the essay. Should i send my scores? My CR will look really bad ( but i'm intel, if it makes any difference). Here's my previous and jan SAT scores.</p>
<p>Dec SAT--- CR 610 Math 720 Writing 670 Essay 8</p>
<p>Jan SAT--- CR 570 Math 730 Writing 720 essay 10</p>
<p>Any suggestions?</p>
<p>Some schools only look at your top 3 scores and thus wont look at the 570.</p>
<p>Don't sweat it. Send the second set. They'll likely focus on your highest individual scores.</p>
<p>all the sats get sent through collegeboard... so it does not matter which one you would like to send because the collegeboard sends all the sat 1 and 2s you have taken in your life to colleges.... but most colleges the tops ones take the the best score out of total scores... example i know lehigh takes the best one so they would take the 730 math, 720 writing and 610 cr giving you a combined score of 2060.... and p.s take it another time and now FOCUS MAINLY ON CR and you will be SET</p>
<p>BestMiler1, he already sent SAT's before; he's asking whether to send the NEW set of SAT's. If he doesn't, the colleges would have all the SAT's, besides the January ones.</p>
<p>send it! It's good :D</p>
<p>send it. The two 700s look nice next to each other ;)</p>
<p>Send. For sure.</p>
<p>do you guys think adcom will look at 700 and 730 differently? </p>
<p>does 700 look better than 690 even though there's absolutely no difference between the two?</p>
<p>720 looks better than 670</p>
<p>thanks for the replies....</p>
<p>Now if i decide to send my jan SAT scores, do i need to inform the colleges that i'm sending them?</p>
<p>No, just sending them will suffice.</p>