u/Small-Pass-5199

What is the best way to get an 800 in math? I’ve taken the SAT 3 times already and the first time a got 750, the following two I dropped down to 720. Any advice would be appreciated

Demographics: Asian, Female, NYC, Regular Public HS
Cumulative GPA: ~100 weighted, 97 unweighted
SAT super-score: 1460 (710RW, 750 Math)
AP Lang (5)
AP Calc AB (5)
AP Psych (5)
AP Bio (3—omitting)
Planning on doing AP Chem + AP Calc BC or Chinese next year
Intend to go on a pre-med track, maybe major in bio
ECs
-Volunteer Academic Tutor & Mentor (100+ hours through non-profits)
-Hospital Internship
-Pianist—9+ years, excelled in performances & exams
-Summer Marketing Internship
-School Orchestra First Violin Section Leader (2 years)
-NHS
-STEM Club Member
-Novice Rower (non school-based, one season)
-Club Soccer Player (non school-based, playoff winning at club institution)
-Photography Club Member
HONORS
•AP Scholar w/ Honor
•Highest Honor Roll
•CollegeBoard National Recognition Program-School Recognition Award
•ABRSM Grade 5 Piano—Distinction

What is the best way to get an 800 in math? I’ve taken the SAT 3 times already and the first time a got 750, the following two I dropped down to 720. Any advice would be appreciated

Class of 2027 here! BU is my dream school, and I’m planning to apply ED.

Right now, I have a 1460 superscore, but I’m taking the SAT one more time and hoping to get at least a 1500 (superscore is fine). I’ve already taken the SAT three times.

For context, my high school’s average SAT score is around 900–1000. I know BU is obviously much more competitive than my school’s overall applicant pool, but I’m wondering how much of a difference a 1500 vs. a 1460 would realistically make for my chances, especially applying ED.

Would you say it’s worth putting significant effort into trying to get that 1500, or is a 1460 already strong enough that the difference probably wouldn’t matter much?

(I’m at a 710RW 750 Math)

Even though it’s on the lower end, should I submit a 1460 (superscore 710RW 750 Math) to top selective (T20) universities if my high school’s average is in the 900-1000 range?

Do colleges care if it is a superscore or one time sitting?

For T30-T50 schools, if I am trying to go on a pre-med pathway, will dropping math senior year hurt me if I don’t want to take AP Calc BC or Stats, even if my school offers them?

I took four APs in junior year (Psych [5], Bio[not submitting], Lang [5], Calc AB [5]) and I am planning on doing two senior year (one of them being AP Chem).

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.