<p>Hmm… I wondered about that too, but it’d be really peculiar if they would simply take the highest subscores and do absolutely nothing with them. They recalculate the SAT composite score which is made of three sections, so why not an ACT score comprised of three subsections? I also think that if they didn’t recalculate section scores, they would mention it. Just my ¢2.</p>
<p>@1995Andrew: My guess is that it’d be wayy too easy to make a near perfect or perfect score if they recalculated your composite every single time, as you will have eight possible chances to make flukes per test. Hell, speaking from personal experience the SAT is already easy enough to get lucky on.</p>