<p>I am asking because I do well on three sections but i always do badly on one of the sections, which brings down my composite.</p>
<p>depends. Let’s say you indicated you want to be an engineering student. But you get a 25 on your Math and 30s on all the other three. This wouldn’t look good for you, see?</p>
<p>@T26E4 Well, do you think they will look at the subscores if I’m a business major? </p>
<p>what’s your real question? What sub section are you concerned about? Maybe you’re spking about Math: I dunno. Your math might not be the best – but how bad is it? If it’s bad enough, it might catch someone’s attention.</p>
<p>Why wouldn’t they use everything they can to evaluate your likelihood of success in their program? For instance, if they KNOW that ppl who intend to be business majors with a math score of 22 or less are fabulously unsuccessful, they’ll act on it. Who can say? And it depends on the selectivity level of the college you’re applying to. </p>
<p>You’re speaking in generalities. You can’t expect succinct answers. </p>
<p>And dude, you avatar is freaking me out! LOL</p>
<p>E: 33 M: 28 R: 26 S: 26 C: 28.25</p>
<p>Expecting around 30 for science this time, though, so my reading will be my downfall.
@T26E4 </p>
<p>composite 28 allows you many choices. Maybe not Wharton or Harvard – but you’ll be fine. If you can retake and boost some, by all means do so.</p>
<p>Thanks! @T26</p>