Are my scores good enough for Harvard?

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<p>I know there's no magic formula to get in, I just wanted to make sure my scores are competitive enough. I got a 2240 on the march SAT so I refused to take it again.</p>

<p>But I took the May subject tests and I got a 630 on Biology M, a 710 on US history, and a 780 on Literature.</p>

<p>Is the 780 good to go, and should I only retake the other two? Or should I aim for an 800 (which I could get) and retake all 3? I took the May tests with absolutely no preparation, so I was hoping that with prep this time I'll get closer to 800. I also just took my Biology exam, so I reviewed a lot of bio.</p>

<p>So questions!
1) if I retake them all, will some colleges see ALL test scores? Someone told me yale and harvard require every test score to be sent in.
2) is taking 3 in one sitting wise? I did best on lit, then history, then bio and I took them in that order..
3) I was only taking 3 because I wanted scores to pick from. Should I just focus on getting history and lit super high, and forget about bio prep? </p>

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<li>check the websites, I think Yale requires all, but unsure about Harvard.</li>
<li>Y and H only need 2 subject tests, so why send in Bio? I think your history and literature scores are pretty solid.</li>
<li>only you can decide. are you strong in science? if not, concentrate on the one you know best.</li>
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<p>780 lit is definitely good enough for any school.</p>

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<p>Def. retake the USH, but the Lit is fine. If you need a good USH review, i suggest REA’s APUSH crash course: I got an 800 on SATII USH by just spending 2-3 weeks reading REA.</p>