<p>Good news (?!) I went to Princeton on a visit today, and I found out that for the class of 2014, you only need to submit two, instead of three subject tests. Has anyone else heard this? I was really surprised when I heard it at the information session. The website still says three, though. . .</p>
<p>When I attended the information session a week ago, the presenter said they were considering dropping the requirement to two.</p>
<p>does this mean they only consider your 2 highest, or they’re still consider them all if you submit more than 2?</p>
<p>I think they will still consider the highest score from each test.</p>
<p>Yeahhhh but you should still take three. If you’re applying to Princeton, chances are you’re applying to either Harvard or Georgetown. You don’t want to limit your options!</p>
<p>I agree with you, eating food. I was just happy. Getting my third subject test score greater 750 has been hard, so I was happy to know that Princeton only required two. I still plan on applying to Harvard, but hopefully I’ll finally get that third score! :P</p>
<p>When I visited, I was also told that only two tests will be required, but that other tests will be taken into consideration as well if they are submitted.</p>
<p>my two SAT tests are 720 and 710, is that decent enough, or will that put a neg. spin on my application for princeton?? thnx.</p>
<p>It depends which tests those scores are in. A 710 on Math 2 will hurt your application, but a 710 on Literature is actually good.</p>
<p>Subject Tests are just another opportunity to set yourself apart. For admissions to Princeton, I think that should be your focus. Particularly with perhaps a 5% unhooked admissions rate. Applying with two stellar Subject Tests is just a forgone opportunity, IMO.</p>