<p>So I am a sophomore that just took the World History Subject Test. I got a 770, and I'm wondering if that's worth putting on my application to my choice schools (MIT, Berkeley, Stanford, and CalTech). I'm hoping that I got a 5 on the AP test for world history because I studied for that one quite a bit. Also, is it worth it to send the score report to colleges now?</p>
<p>Congratulations on a great score. Absolutely include it in your application.</p>
<p>@skieurope Ok thanks, I was only contemplating sending it because I am trying to go to STEM schools and major in Engineering physics. Didn’t know if they cared about arts/history tests.</p>
<p>Well, you would still need to send a math and a science on top, but no reason not to include a great humanities score as well.</p>
<p>@skieurope Yeah, I think Stanford and Berkeley are interested in well-rounded applicants.</p>
<p>Your acting as if a 770 isn’t a good score, it is.</p>
<p>Something I hate about CC…</p>
<p>@bloodythunder : 770 is a great score, but for schools of those caliber it is nothing special.</p>
<p>@RunningForLife: For schools of those caliber, high test scores do not set you apart. However, a 770 demonstrates academic preparation nearly as well as an 800.</p>
<p>Send in that score!</p>
<p>Only on CC… </p>
<p>For reasons everyone else has already mentioned, send the score.</p>
<p>Guys, he is wondering if he should send a world History subject test to STEM schools. That’s why he’s asking. Don’t judge the thread by its title. [-( </p>
<p>Yes, definitely send. It’s a great score and shows you’re well rounded and not just good at STEM subjects. There’s a ridiculously smart kid in my grade who took calculus and physics a year early and couldn’t spell restaurant. Don’t be one-sided 
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<p>Ok, got it. I realize that a 770 is not special, but I guess it’s good to have on the application none the less. Hopefully I can swing an 800 on chem and bio since I’m getting that on the practice tests.</p>