Reply to ""What is your GPA?.....Tell me about your test scores""

LuckyCat1,000+ posts

Midlo Dad posted:
Also remember that they only take your highest scores until you have taken it 3 times, after which they average, so I don't like to see anyone spend one of their 3 early on and then end up with that low score acting like an anchor on their averages.

This is not my understanding of superscoring. I'm pretty sure you do not have to take the test 3 times before the college will use your highest scores across all test dates for admissions purposes. Also, with superscoring, the college takes your highest score for each section of the test, regardless of when you took it. The college does not average your scores over different tests.

8/3/196:55 AM

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