Score dilemma

Test Preparation ACT Preparation
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<p>I've taken the ACT a few times, and unfortunately scored my highest cumulative at a date when I didn't take the writing portion (dumb decision, I know). I did repeat my composite score, however, with the writing section, but with lower sub-sections. Should I just send the ACT+writing (since the composites are the same) or will colleges acknowledge that my non-writing ACT had higher subsections?</p>

<p>April 08 - 31.25
33 E
30 M
33 R
29 S</p>

<p>Oct 08 - 30.5
30 E
32 M
34 R
26 S</p>

<p>I hate the science section. </p>

<p>What do you think, should I spend the extra 10 and send 'em both?</p>

2

<p>yeah...cuz superscored its 32
33 E
32 M
34 R
29 S</p>

3

<p>I know for sure that most of the schools I'm applying to claim not to "superscore," so would it still be to my benefit?</p>

<p>Do they subconsiously superscore?</p>

4

<p>They probably look at the higher composite score and use that. If they're the same, they won't bother and will probably just use the score itself without superscoring.</p>

5

<p>hmmm
if you send them a score that doesn't include writing section when the college in question requires a writing section, I'm not sure they'll take those (the test date without writing) into consideration...but then, that's just my guess
good luck</p>