<p>They take your best scores from each section and add them together. For example, for my first two takes,</p>
<p>First take: 700 CR 620 M 680 W (2000)
Second take: 680 CR 660 M 690 W (2030)</p>
<p>So my superscore would be 700 CR, 660 M and 690 W, making 2050</p>
<p>First Take (Oct. 2010): 800 CR 720 W 800 M (2320)
essay 10</p>
<p>Pretty happy with my score :D</p>
<p>First time junior taking it…aspiring doctor im a bit young to take it but w/e
could u explain super score after i finish my post?
1640 1100 composite
520 reading
580 math
540 writing, 8 on essay
btw i didnt rlly study i was supposed to but i did’nt…any tips for my next one in the spring?</p>
<p>cr-800
m-720
w-680</p>
<p>just met my goal :D</p>
<p>hey for those of you who got 800 out there (esp in CR and Writing), how many did you guys get wrong? I heard from some people that a few years back 1-2 wrong in CR was still a 800 but is that still true these days?</p>
<p>-2 was an 800 on the Oct. 9 2010 SAT.</p>