<p>Okay, let's say that I know I got 800 CR and 800 writing on this SAT, but I got like a 680 on the Math. Math is in fact my best subject, and I could get an 800 any day (not yesterday though...). So if I were to retake solely for math and just not even answer on the CR and Writing, would colleges look down upon a set of scores like this:</p>
<p>CR/M/W
800/680/800
200/800/200</p>
<p>??</p>
<p>Definitely.</p>
<p>y dont u just focus on math but still try (just a little less) on reading and writing. if u weere able to get an 800 in both u could proabbbly break 700 in both with little effort</p>
<p>Of course they would look down on it.
I agree with the above, just focus on math, but answer all the CR and Wr you are positive about, but with SOME effort.</p>
<p>i have some questions...</p>
<p>which schools do the "best scores from each section thing"?</p>
<p>and, for schools who do it, do they see your other sections, or will they usually only see the best 3</p>
<p>Cory, you'd have to name schools you are interested in. There are a few thousands colleges in the US, so there's no way to just list who superscores (takes the best of each). There's no certain catagory that does.</p>
<p>All schools see every score.</p>
<p>Iin, colleges will definitely look down on that. What does that tell them about you, from their perspective? If it doesn't "count", it's not worth your effort?</p>