Compensate low math SAT 1 score, with high math SAT 2 score?

Hi, I scored a 1920 on my SAT with 560 math, 680 CR, and 680 Writing. I’m going to take my Math 2 subject test this Saturday. Also, I am taking AP Calculus BC this year, and have gotten good grades in my previous math classes such as Calc AB. Will scoring a really high Math 2 score and doing well in my Calc classes help overlook my initial low SAT 1 math score? I would retake my SAT 1, but unfortunately December is the last time I can take the SAT, in general.

Edit: Also, I am applying for low and mid tier UC’s such as UCI and UCR. My intended major is computer sci.

Nothing can really “compensate” for SAT-1 scores, I’m sorry to say.

Just retake SAT-1