<p>My first ACT, I got a 31 composite. 31-Science, 34-reading, 26-english, 31-math. I took it again so I could improve my english score for Cornell because they superscore the act. So I got a 29 composite witha 28-science, 26-reading, 33-math, and 28-english. I did bad on the reading and science because I only needed to get a better score on the english section for cornell. I didn’t take the two sections as serious. WIll colleges see that 26 on the reading and the 34 on the other one and think that I got stupid or something? Or (for the colleges that don’t superscore) will they just look at my composite score? Your thoughts…</p>