<p>Well, can they? Can 800s on Math II and Physics make up for 730cr/750m/740w (1480/2220) on the SAT I? Since they’re both mathy-sciency tests, I imagine it might have more effect at SEAS, but what about Wharton (still trying to decide between the two, and based on the scores you can tell I’m not getting into M&T) ? As for AP scores, I know they’re not usually considered much for admission, but can fives across the board (Calc BC/Physics B/US Hist/Euro Hist/Comp Sci A) demonstrate that I might actually be better than my SAT scores indicate, especially since these aren’t concentrated in math and science like the subject tests? Any thoughts on the subject would be appreciated.</p>
<p>Uh... those aren't low SAT scores. Someone's had too many CCs of CC.</p>
<p>At least someone can joke about all this! I guess you're right about getting worried because of the nature of people on CC, but I'm still a little worried about my numbers at Wharton. I've seen people give unfavorable chances towards people with stats similar to mine, is all, especially since I'm going with RD =</p>
<p>hey if you're seas ur in pretty much the same boat as i am, but then again ur wharton and that's always a crapshoot don't feel bad i had a 690 on physics and i'm still applying</p>
<p>730cr/750m/740w is low?!</p>