<p>I'm a rising junior, and I have taken the act two times thus far. One in February 2014, and one in June 2014. Both my composite scores broke down to 34. Now I know some of you are saying I shouldn't retake because it's a very high score, but I plan on applying to ivy leagues and other highly selective colleges, so I need every edge I can get. also, I'm only just starting junior year, so I have plenty of time. If I decide not to retake, should I send both scores since my science went up so much in the second? Superscored, I have a 36.
Feb breakdown June breakdown
English 36 35
Math 36 32<br>
Reading 34 32
Science 28 36
Writing 8 awaiting score
Thanks for you time, and all response are appreciated! </p>
<p>I wouldn’t retake it you’re honestly fine! If you really want to you could, but don’t stress over it as you have a great score. Most colleges don’t superscore, but perhaps you could look into ones that do. One I know of that may be interested in is Tufts University.</p>
<p>OK thanks man! I appreciate that! but even if colleges don’t superscore, would u recommend I send both scores? @shawnspencer </p>
<p>@shawnspencer Sorry i forgot to tag you, and thanks for the reply. Just wanted your thoughts, even if colleges don’t score, would you recommend i send both scores?</p>
<p>Send both. It is to your advantage.</p>