<p>I have read on CC that your SAT is automatically superscored before the college even sees your score. However, what do they see?</p>
<p>When you took it?
How many times you took it?
The individual score breakdowns for each testing date?</p>
<p>According to Xiggy, they really don’t care how many times you took the test. A 2400 the first time is the same as a 2400 the forth time. </p>
<p>However, would getting a 2400 in one sitting outweigh a [{700, 700, 800}, {800, 700, 700}, {700, 800, 700}]?</p>
<p>The colleges will receive every single score from every testing you have done. What I’ve heard happens however once the report arrives at the college though, is that a person (lower-level) working in the admissions office will take the score report, and write the highest scores for each section on the outside of the file (or at least in a separate place) The people making the admissions decision can then quickly and easily see the highest scores; if they really wanted to see all the scores, they still can though.</p>
<p>They will also see the scores of any SAT2 subject tests you have taken.</p>