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Originally posted by JLMae on 21 Jun 2017, 13:33.
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Interesting dilemma but not totally uncommon. Unfortunately most schools will look at both scores and the breakdown if provided but generally will not mix and match scores from each section. What are your overall scores on both attempts?
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Hi there,

Schools will really only evaluate you on the basis of one score (instead of taking the highest scores for each section from multiple attempts).

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What are your scores? Typically schools would only look at your highest score - hope it works out!