<p>So I know that the UC's only take your highest sitting.I took the SAT twice, and my scores were as follows:</p>
<p>March
730 Critical Reading
770 Math
630 Writing
=2130</p>
<p>May
740 Critical Reading
700 Math
770 Writing
=2210</p>
<p>I'm applying for UC Berkeley engineering. Which set of scores would I want to send? Obviously the May total is better, but the math is 70 points lower. HM.</p>
<p>Bump</p>
<p>I’d send the first set, the M+CR are way more important. Just write nice essays.</p>
<p>UCs do not permit the use of score choice, so you would have to send both of them. They require all scores. </p>
<p>@Classof2015HS yeah but on the actual application they want only one set.</p>
<p>The application allows more than 1 set of SAT or ACT scores. There should be a drop down that allows you to enter several…</p>
<p>Erm no it doesn’t, I just checked:</p>
<p>Check which test(s) you have taken or plan to take: </p>
<p>ACT Assessment SAT Reasoning Test Neither
Report your ACT/SAT scores below. Please remember:</p>
<p>Record your scores exactly as they were reported by the testing agency.
If you have taken a test more than once, record your highest overall score.
Tests taken before February 2005 will not meet UC’s Examination Requirement.</p>
<p>Sorry, must have changed since last year when I was helping my son fill out the application. He was able to put both his ACT scores on the application.</p>
<p>Im kind of in the same place that you are. Im expecting my nov SAT to be higher but with a lower math score and I dont know which one to send. I personally think its dumb that one math questions can drop us as much as 50 points and that we can literally face rejection/acceptance based on that.</p>
<p>Since you have to send both UCB will use the one that is higher in their eyes. </p>