<p>Well I've taken the SAT Writing three times. </p>
<p>First Time
a 54 MC & 8 Essay = 550</p>
<p>Second Time
a 55 MC & 8 Essay = 550</p>
<p>Third Time
a 51 MC & 11 Essay = 570</p>
<p>So my MC was the best on the second time and my essay was the best the third time. Do colleges "superscore" these subscores ? Do they even look at the SAT subscore portion ? Or do they only look at the 570 ? </p>
<p>I hate that I scored lower on the MC. Lol i didn't study for writing the first and second time. The third time I did 10 essays and got feedback from PR, and I did study for MC and it really upsets me that I scored poorer even though I studied. :/</p>
<p>Don't worry most colleges don't give that much imp. to writing.
I don't know for sure but i think that the whole writing score is considered as one and is not superscored btw the essay and mc.
I got 630 when i gave it in oct and got a 720 this time in dec.. My best friend got a 800 in writing straight her first time.
In the practice papers you do- what mistakes do you think you repeat?
That made a lot of dif. in my case.</p>
<p>Well this was my third time so it is my final one. I just worry cause I'd really like to go to the University of Richmond, and according to </p>
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<p>Richmond wights the Writing portion equally. My final score was 1900, which is good, certainly not Harvard material but still. On a better note I am applying to schools that do not consider writing and I had a 1330 between CR and Math, which is pretty good.</p>