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Is it better for freshmen to only send MSU the highest ACT or SAT score if a test is taken more than once?

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Is it better for freshmen to only send MSU the highest ACT or SAT score if a test is taken more than once?

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No. Michigan State considers the highest combined SAT or composite ACT score on file. There is no disadvantage in sending multiple test scores to the Office of Admissions since the lower test scores are disregarded. MSU does not combine subscores from different sittings of the SAT or ACT to make a “best” combined or composite score.

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