SLP grad schools that superscore?

[g_slp]

hi! I wanted to ask if anyone knows of any SLP grad schools that superscore (which is where your best scores in each section of the GRE are taken). I took my GRE twice. On the second round of it, I did better in writing, but worse on the verbal and quan sections than my first one!

If anyone has any schools on the top of their head that super score, please let me know!

[2020slp]

I could be wrong but I thought CSDCAS super scores for GRE and most schools do. The only problem is you have to send each school both scores which makes $27 a school turn into $54. Yikes! (Don’t quote me on this...I could be totally wrong) 

[jpiccolo]

I've not heard of this being a thing. At least not a consistent thing but maybe it's not widely promoted. I'd email schools you are interested in and see. If they don't, I guess it depends on how significantly lower your quant/verbal were and how high the writing. I would lean towards verbal and quant over writing. At least they will have a writing sample through your personal statement. 

[Hcrain]

I'd like to know this too. I'm in the same boat.

[fl317]

I thought through ETS you could choose which scores from each test you wanted to send?

[rchldid]

fl317---No, you can only choose which test you would like to send; you cannot mix and match scores from different tests. If you get a 160V/140Q/4AWA, and a 140V/160Q/4AWA, it is unfortunately not possible to submit a 160V/160Q/4AWA...ETS is not going to be that reasonable when it could just force you to pay 205 more to play their dumb little game again. 

Edited December 9, 2017 by rchldid
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[Born2Speechify]

Actually, Towson University and University of Maryland superscore. However, they do not use CSDCAS for the application process. Hope this helps!

[rahopper]

Schools are supposed to look at only your best scores.

I did better on my writing my first time and better on V and Q the second time, so I sent both scores to all of my schools.