<p>Do colleges look at the highest SAT scores from each section from each test?</p>
<p>Example:</p>
<p>test 1: Math 770 reading 700 writing 650
test 2: math 700 reading 760 writing 680
test 3: math 680 reading 710 writing 730</p>
<p>do colleges take the math score from test 1, reading score from test 2, and writing score from test 3? the highest score of each section from all tests taken?</p>
<p>Most will "superscore" or take the highest of each section.</p>
<p>Most will take the highest score from each section. Of course, it does look better if you just get the highest score all in one sitting ;)</p>
<p>UC's don't .</p>
<p>What's UC?</p>
<p>the university of california system</p>
<p>It really depends on the college. Read their policies. UNC superscores, UCLA doesn't for example.</p>
<p>As others have correctly replied, each college sets its own rules. Check the college Web site or contact a college admission officer directly for the most up-to-date information about college policies. Considering best scores on a section-by-section basis is a typical policy of highly selective private colleges and universities. </p>
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<p>Some state universities consider SAT I scores sitting by sitting, which is a different policy but one that they apply to all applicants.</p>
<p>SUPERSCORE TO THE RESCUE! dudududuuuun
770,760,730 is good.</p>