<p>I have a few questions on the SAT. I've never really cared about the SAT because I've felt that it was something I could always tackle later. Now after much procrastination, the time to take the test is approaching and the stupid College Board site seems to answer any of my questions. </p>
<p>So...</p>
<p>1). What is a composite score? Is it a compilation of all the SAT scores you've taken and the best one s in each section? If so, what schools look at a compiled score and what schools don't?</p>
<p>2) Do the SAT II scores you submit have to be from different categories, because I'm planning to take 3 and I am stronger in history than anything else.</p>
<p>Composite score is the sum of the Math, Critical Reading, and Writing Skills scores. Some schools still use composite to mean only the sum of Math and Critical Reading.</p>
<p>Most schools will "superscore" the test and take the best subject area scores from multiple admins. Which ones they are? I am not entirely sure, but I would assume that the vast majority of schools do that.</p>
<p>I dont think the SAT Subject Tests have to be from different categories, but if you are submitting only SAT scores, then one of them should be a Mathematics test. Many schools require that one of the Subject tests be a Math Test, but it doesnt matter if it is level 1 or 2.</p>