<p>I'm applying to a bunch of selective schools (Ivy League and similar) this year. I first took the SAT in 10th grade and scored 2090. In my second attempt, I scored 2320 (800 CR, 720 M, 800 W). I have no clue how I managed to mess up the math section like that— I'm normally really good at math (got 780+ on all of my practice tests).</p>
<p>Thing is, I'm hoping to major in computer science, which relies very very heavily on math. If I take the test again (December), I have a good chance at a 2400 superscore (though my CR/Writing scores will likely drop a little).</p>
<p>I've also heard that many colleges frown upon taking the SAT too many times, especially after getting good scores. </p>
<p>I'm really conflicted. Should I take the test again in a week?</p>