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@Audthats
17 answers, 57 votes
 • 3 years ago •
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Will colleges see if you submit your sat or act score (but it's the second time you have taken it)
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If I took a test got a 1380, did not submit my score to college or anything. Then in a month I retook and got a 1450, and I submit that one on my application to college. Will colleges see my first score on test?

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@Jbean06
85 answers, 14 votes
 • 3 years ago

No, they only see the one you submit. For the ACT, only you choose which scores you show. With the SAT, some colleges ask that you submit all scores.

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Audthats3 years ago

Thank you a million times! Is it possible to confirm this somehow? If not no problem!

@Jbean063 years ago

You can just google it for your specific college if you really want to make sure. But then again why do they care if you messed up on one test if you fixed it the next time?

[🎤 AUTHOR]@Audthats3 years ago

Thanks again

@Jbean063 years ago

No problem.

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