<p>So I just got my scores: 800 reading, 780 writing, 700 math</p>
<p>I really don't want to retake the whole test; lets say I get a 750+ on the math II subject test. While colleges probably wouldn't actually super score that, do you think a high math II score could make up for a lower math reasoning score? </p>
<p>Even better, maybe the math I test? Keep in mind that I'm terrible at math. Thanks!</p>
<p>No, colleges definitely will not super score a subject test with SAT Is. The tests measure different math skills and content to a degree. However, a high math II score will showcase your ability and should reflect very positively on your application. Your reading and writing scores are already excellent; I wouldn’t worry about the SAT I’s any more. Don’t kid yourself though, 700 is still a good score. Good luck</p>