<p>If I take the ACT plus writing this summer but want to take it again later, will I have to do the writing all over again? Or can I keep my writing score and use my new test score? </p>
<p>Sores do not get cancelled. Most schools will look at the test with the best composite. Some schools, especially “elite” schools, use superscores. That is, they create a composite based on the best individual scores from every test you’ve taken. Usually, the admissions page of the school tells you if they do this. You can also Google to find a master list of schools that do it; just make sure the document is up to date. </p>
<p>What if my writing score is higher the first time and my test score is higher the second time? (Or vice versa)</p>
<p>If a school is superscoring, it does not matter when the tests were taken.</p>