<p>Does Penn take the best score in one sitting, or the best combined score of your top math, cr, and writing scores ( assuming u took the test more than once)</p>
<p>best combined</p>
<p>can u show me somethin like from the website or somethin official that says this</p>
<p>^You don't trust your own Quaker family? </p>
<p>::exits abruptly::</p>
<p>im pretty sure myopias just a senior like me</p>
<p>^^It was a joke....</p>
<p>i realize, but it doesnt answer my question</p>
<p>yea sure, here's an interview with the dean of admissions:</p>
<p>Betheada, MD: Penn will only look at the highest SAT I and II scores for a section, not the highest scores from one sitting, correct?
Lee Stetson: Penn will only look at your highest scores, no matter when they were achieved. In other words, you can only raise your scores as you sit for them. </p>
<p>the same questions as you :D</p>
<p>Best combined score is correct.</p>
<p>However, that mean an inherent increase in the number of times you took the SAT. So 800/600/600 + 700/800/800 isn't as good as 800/800/800 the first time around.</p>
<p>thanks man i apprteciate it</p>