<p>self explanatory, I suppose. My first SAT was a 2260, with a 770 CR, 720 M, and 770 W with 11 E. However, my second test was a 2240, with 790 CR, 760 M, and 690 W with 8 E. Even though my composite is 2320, should I retake a third time so as to obtain a higher single sitting score? Any advice is appreciated :)</p>
<p>All Ivies superscore the SAT, as do most colleges. And no, do not retake. A 2260 single sitting scores is great for any of those single sitting colleges.</p>
<p>All of them. Your superscore is fine for any college, and your single-sitting score is as high as many students’ superscore for Ivies to begin with. No worries, mate.</p>
<p>all right, thanks :)</p>
<p>anyone else?</p>