<p>I've taken the SAT twice, and the first time I got a 500 in math. I studied extensively for the second one, but my math score went DOWN. I'm seriously freaking out. I'm applying to UVA (instate and legacy) as a prospective anthro/history major, and my math score is the lowest of the low...
Will this ruin my application? I have a 760 in Verbal, 690 in Lit, 770 in US History, and an 800 in World History, but my GPA is only a 3.6 (As in all my classes except for MATH). I'm just a terrible math student. Will admissions officers look at my 500 and throw my application out? Or will other HIGHER test scores overshadow that?
I'm so stressed, I don't know what to do. Taking the SAT again isn't really an option for me.</p>
<p>Some help guys? Should I even bother applying?</p>
<p>your major has nothing to do with your SAT Maths (IC or IIC) that being said, i dont think it would affect your chance much, but again it just might… You always have the option of not sending that score.
i will say that IF you send, it MIGHT hurt your chances</p>