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<p>That link doesn't answer the question, which was: if you have high scores on three of the subject test and additional low scores in other subject areas, can the latter be viewed negatively? </p>
<p>By way of comparison, Princeton's web site does address (if not completely answer) this question. They say that if more than three subject tests appear on the report they will consider ALL scores but give higher weight to the three best scores. </p>
<p>I see no implication in Harvard's online material that if a student lists three subjects as the ones satisfying the SAT-II submission requirement, the scores in any additional subjects will be disregarded. </p>
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And Harvard takes care to answer a frequently asked question in another section of the viewbook by pointing out it doesn't have strict minimum score requirements for any applicant.
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<p>Is there ANY university in the United States that has a strict minimum test score requirement? Apart from denying itself flexibility in choosing applicants this could put the school at risk of lawsuits.</p>