<p>I took my first SAT this June and I got reading 410, math 650, writing 430.
I was shocked after I saw this horrible scores so I studied hard during the summer and kept doing that since the October SAT which I took few weeks ago.
I didn't get the score yet but I'm pretty positive that I got reading 500-550, math 730-750, writing 550-600.
What I'm concerned about is that should I send both SAT scores to UF or just my October's score??
I want to show my SAT improvement to the UF admission counselor but I don't know if that would help me have a better chance to get into UF.
Please help me!</p>
<p>Wait until you see your new scores to decide. Most school are only interested in your highest scores, no matter what you send them.</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure I will get a higher SAT scores for all 3 subjects than the my June’s score.
I think I will still send my June score though. Do you think they will see my Junes score and think negatively about it? or will they think that I have a potential?</p>
<p>And if you don’t mind answering another question, could you answer this question please?
I took 4 APs total on my sophomore year and my junior year.
I got 2 on world his, 3 on stat, 1 on bio, and 2 on psych and I think wrote on the scantron that my ap scores should be sent UF after I receive the score.
So that means that all my bad AP scores are sent to UF right?
Do you think that the scores will lower my chance to get into UF?</p>