<p>Please add to the list as schools are discovered.
Superscoring is the use of the best subsection of the ACT when multiple testing dates are submitted to the school's admission department and the school recaluclates the composite.</p>
<p>I googled superscoring the act and did not find the reference to SU. I also reviewed their admissions web site and found no reference to superscoring the ACT.</p>
<p>SU's</a> own website says:
"Does Syracuse University weigh my application differently if I take the SAT or ACT more than once?
No, the Admissions Committee will consider the highest score you have achieved on either the SAT or ACT."</p>
<p>let's look at this thing from a business standpoint.</p>
<p>what can cause you to attract better rankings? better test scores?
how can you manipulate those scores? schools already do it for the SAT. Why not the ACT?
justify it due to the length of the tests? both are ridiculously long and tiring. </p>
<p>i think more do it than we are led to believe.</p>