Should I re-take the SATs?

Nice scores! I took Princeton Review for prep, starting out with an 1890. I got a 2240 on my real SAT, 800 reading, 660 math, 780 writing. I think it definitely helped! A lot of the SAT is just knowing how the questions look, which is why most people's scores go up second try.

Statistically, I don't think a third try brings most people's scores up. But if you studied, like got some flash cards for vocabulary words to raise your reading, for example, I think another try could help.

But seriously your scores are good enough for most colleges :D

Unless you're trying to get into an Ivy League school or a college with high prestige (none of your little "state u's") my counselor says that as long as you make at least a 1750 you should be okay. Your scores are awesome--the national average is somewhere around 1500. However, I would suggest taking the ACT just to say you did, in case you end up doing awesome on that too

colleges will SEE all your rankings (till you're graduating severe college in 2010 or later--it is whilst collegeboard will help you to elect with attempt date to deliver) yet maximum evaluate the optimum section score for admissions. notwithstanding, this does selection between colleges and a few colleges are commencing to take the optimum universal score quite of superscoring (taking the optimum in each section and then including up). you could desire to call up each college to work out their way.

if you want a top 50 school do the prep and try to crack 2250

if you dont, theres probably not enough reason to unless you particularly care to