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Combine your best section scores across several SAT test dates to see your superscore, how much it adds over your best single test, the ACT equivalent and an approximate percentile. It runs in your browser and nothing you type leaves the page.
A superscore takes your highest Reading & Writing score from any test date and your highest Math score from any test date and adds them. If you scored 620 in Reading & Writing and 680 in Math on one date, then 650 and 650 on a later date, your best sections are 650 and 680, so the superscore is 1330, even though neither test day produced it.
The calculator also shows your best single test date so you can see what superscoring adds. That gap is the most a retake could be worth to a college that superscores, and it is zero if one date had both of your best sections.
The ACT equivalent uses the official ACT and College Board concordance that FunSAT already carries (28 ACT scores, 9 through 36). The calculator picks the ACT score whose concordance SAT value is closest to your total, the same rule the SAT to ACT conversion page uses.
The percentile comes from approximate national anchors, interpolated between points, the same table behind the SAT score lookup pages. Real percentiles shift each year with the group of students who test, so treat the number as a rough guide.
Whether a college superscores is that college's decision, and policies change. Some colleges superscore, some use your highest single test date, and some look at every score. Check each college's admissions or testing page, and read superscoring explained for how to plan retakes around it.
Everything runs in your browser. The scores you type are not sent anywhere, not stored, and not used for tracking.
Next, see which colleges match your score, or compare your total with the middle 50% ranges on the college admissions page.
No. It is an unofficial estimate for planning. Each college calculates its own superscore from the scores you send, and the policy varies.
The calculator only adds section scores on the 200 to 800 scale, so you can enter any section scores on that scale, but colleges decide how to treat older tests.
No. Nothing is stored or sent. Refreshing the page clears the form.
The concordance maps ranges of SAT scores to single ACT scores, so the match is approximate and not exact.
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