<p>Hi, I am applying to a school (TCNJ) that only uses the two part SAT, but says they also “look” at writing. Here’s my scores</p>
<p>March- CR 670, M 590, W 700
May- CR-700, M 620, W 680
October- CR 670, M 630, W 600 (not sure what happened…
Anyway, which scores should I send? SHould i bother to send my march score because my CR and M were not highest, even though writing was? Should i bother to send october because writing was so low. I’m really confused and don’t know what to do! Help!</p>
<p>Does the school say anything on its website about how they use the scores? Do they “superscore”? That’s the first thing to find out.</p>
<p>@MiddKid86 No! They do not say specifically on website, but i have read that they do from a different website</p>
<p>The school’s admissions website says that the school DOES NOT use the writing sections of the SAT or ACT. Where are you getting that they “look” at writing?</p>
<p>And what “different website” are you talking about?</p>
<p>The collegeboard website says that they use writing to determine the validity of the essay and for “advising”</p>