<p>So on the October SAT my scores were 800R/800M/740W. Should I retake this and hope to improve in writing, or is there no point in doing that? I'm pretty lazy and would prefer to not take the time retaking it if I don't really have to lol. </p>
<p>Also, I'm registered to take the ACT this Saturday. Is there any point in taking it, if I don't believe I can score a 36? If not, should I just not show up at the test center? Thanks.</p>
<p>A 2300+ is virtually the same to colleges as a person capable of scoring that can get the 2400 on a good day. Focus on something else instead; if you don’t believe you can get something similar on the ACT then avoid doing it. Look into SAT subject tests perhaps.</p>
<p>With scores like that, I think most top colleges would hate to see you waste another Saturday. Don’t retake, and spend that time doing something more meaningful that you can put on your application.</p>
<p>NOOOOOOOOOOOOO FREAKIN’ WAAAAYYYYY DDDUUUDDDDDEEEE! It’s not worth it, a 2300+ is literally the same exact thing as a 2400 to the admissions people. Plus, you don’t want to risk going down.</p>
<p>Basically the only advantage of a 2400 is bragging rights. Even then, it’s not worth bragging about at a top university.</p>
<p>no, no, no. You are done.</p>
<p>I agree with everyone’s comments above. I would be surprised however, if you are lazy with a 2340. Great job!</p>