ACT Superscore Explained: How It’s Calculated and Sent An ACT superscore combines your best section scores across multiple ACT test dates into a single composite you can send to colleges. Since September 2025, that composite averages only your top English, Math, and Reading scores, whichever test dates they came from. Here’s what you need to know right now: ACT auto-calculates your superscore in MyACT once you have two or more scored attempts, no request or fee required. You choose whether to send a Superscore Report to colleges, separately from individual test-date reports. Not every college treats superscores the same way. Check each school’s testing policy before you assume it counts in your favor. Your next move is simple: log into MyACT to see your current superscore, then check the testing pages of the colleges on your list. Key Takeaways Your ACT superscore averages your best English, Math, and Reading scores across test dates, and colleges decide individually whether and how to use it. Point Details Know the formula Superscore averages your top English, Math, and Reading scores from any test date, rounded to a composite. Science is separate now Since September 2025, Science