Should I send both scores?

Applying to College
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<p>My old SAT score was 2200
M: 760
R: 650
W:700</p>

<p>My new score is wayyy lower at a 2140
M: 690 <----- dude i dont even know what happened 0_0
R: 740
W: 710</p>

<p>My question is whether it would be worth it to send the new scores as well as my old ones just so that my superscore can be higher. Is a 2210 really that different from a 2220? And my second score is way lower than the first one, so even though colleges say that they only look at the highest scores, they'd probably still be influenced by the lower score right? Like some colleges say they take the highest score, but they still require ALL scores to be sent which begs the question: Are you really not going to look at my other scores?</p>

<p>I'm debating whether to send the new scores along with my old scores or not. Oh, and none of schools require all scores to be sent, so I'm not breaking any rules.</p>

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<p>I don’t know where you’re getting some of your numbers.</p>

<p>Old SAT = 2110 (not 2200)
New SAT = 2140
Superscore = 2210</p>

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<p>Oh, whoops sorry I made some typos. I meant my old SAT was 2210
M: 760
R: 750
W: 700</p>

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<p>I would just send your first sitting. CR & M are the more important sections and the 10 pts are not going to make a difference.</p>