<p>So far, I have taken it three times. Best I’ve done in one sitting is 2050, but superscored is 2130. I have a 780w, 700m and a 650cr, which is 99th, 94th and 88th percentiles, respectively. I’m applying to the ivies and baby ivies (e.g. Columbia, Williams) and I’m concerned that my critical reading may disqualify me from candidacy as a student. I have a 29 on the ACT, but that probably won’t do me any good. So I’m wondering, if the 780 (12 on the essay, 72 on multiple choice) in writing will kind of counteract the 650 in cr and maybe make me seem a little more appealing. Additionally, if I get a high score on the literature Subject Test, does anyone think that might counteract it as well? I’ve gotten a 720 on a literature practice test and I’m concerned my scores are going to be too low.</p>
<p>thanks</p>