<p>A college I'm looking at doesn't superscore the ACT, but I did better in reading on one test and better in science on the other. Should I send both scores to show my abilities in both areas? Or do they not care and I should just send the highest composite?</p>
<p>Definitely send both. Even though they might not officially superscore, admissions will see both scores and that could help you. D did really lousy on reading the second time she took the ACT (24). It was just one of those unexplainable things. All her other reading test scores were in the 680/ 30 act range. However, at this same sitting, her other ACT sections were all 32/33. We sent all of her scores, including SAT's. It was clear that the 24 was wrong, so her ACT average would have been like a 32 vs a 1350 SAT.
We will never know who looked at or superscored what, but she did get into all 7 schools she applied to!</p>
<p>thanks, what schools did she apply to by the way?</p>