<p>Do colleges view lopsided SAT scores as inferior to those that are more equally distributed? I made a 2120 {800 CR, 640 M, 680 W}. Will my math score hurt me significantly? Who else here has lopsided scores?</p>
<p>It will hurt you less if your intended major is not math related at all, though I’m confused as to why your CR and W scores aren’t closer.</p>
<p>Yeah, I had a less extreme lopsided SAT score (740CR, 690M, 730W), then retook to raise my math. The new score was better, though a little more lopsided (800CR, 720M, 760W).</p>
<p>I would advise you to retake to raise your M and W scores if possible, though it’s not necessary, depending on your target schools.</p>
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I only missed three multiple-choice questions, but I made an 8 on the essay; I have some trouble physically writing (legibly)–though it’s because of terrible handwriting, not a diagnosed disability.</p>
<p>I’m a senior, so it’s too late to take the SAT again. UNC-CH (Instate, Direct Descendant of Prominent University Historical Figure) and Oxford College of Emory University are the closest things to my target school. My reaches are: UChicago, Northwestern (School of Education and Social Policy), Vanderbilt (Peabody College of Education and Human Development), Emory (Atlanta Campus), and Duke (Instate, Legacy).</p>