Do SAT Subject Tests Predict the Future?

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<p>Well, I took the math level 2 test and got my scores recently. I am very upset. I got a 610. And okay, I did not study too much, but I just feel bad about this; I did study. My friend did not study at all and got an 800. It makes me look nervously at my future. My other test scores include a 700 chem, 31 ACT, and 2050 SAT (I studied a decent amount for the SAT). Like anyone else on these boards I am ambitious, but I am afraid that this foreshadows low scores on the GRE or GMAT.</p>

<p>I do get good grades - I have a 4.0. My strengths lie in studying and doing well in classes, but my standardized test skills are weak. Obviously I am still above average, but I feel so horrible about this. I want to do well. I am going to a state school unless I miraculously get accepted at Brown.</p>

<p>Can I still succeed on the GRE, GMAT, and college GPA?</p>

<p>Thanks.</p>

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<p>No, subject tests don’t predict the future. There are many people that are particularly strong at math and can easily get an 800 on the Math 2 exam. While you may be intelligent, you are just not part of that group of people. (and neither am I -___-)</p>