SAT- admissions

Test Preparation
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<p>So I took my first SAT last year like seven months ago, and I received a 2060 (660 CR, 740 Math, 660 WR). I was happy with my score, but I wanted to see if I could increase my score, so I took it Oct. 1st. </p>

<p>I only increased my score by 20 points -.- .... I now have a 2080
(680 CR, 640 Math, 600 WR)....Now my scores have already been sent to colleges and I am wondering if they truly look at only the highest scores like they say they do. I am worried they will think I was just lucky the first time.
What should I do...should I explain that I was strictly focusing on my CR score the second time or will they overlook my 100 pt decrease in Math and 60 pt in Writing? Any suggestions...anythingg???? >.<</p>

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<p>I want to know the same thing</p>

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<p>fulbol- your new score is only 1920…your super score is 2080. If you apply to a school that super scores, then they will look at the super score. It is in their best interest to super score, it makes their numbers look better.</p>