<p>Yes they recalculate the ACT score, that is why it is called superscoring. If you get a 30 on M and a 28 on V, but the next time you get a 28 on M and a 30 on V, they will say you have 30 on both.</p>
<p>They do not look at just the composite, it is all 4 components that get superscored. Same with SATs.</p>