<p>I already have 800s in World History and Spanish, so i'm looking for that 3rd subject exam which is required for some schools (I'm definitely applying to Georgetown and may even have a swing at Harvard). </p>
<p>I plan on majoring in a Social Science, probably International Relations or Political Science, but I may even do Economics, and I'm extremely interested in things like Game Theory, so there is a possibility that showing my abilities in Math will be important. However, it's more likely that I'll apply as an International Relations major, so Lit, along with History make for a great breadth of knowledge required to perhaps understand other nations.</p>
<p>Now, I suspect that many of you will say I should take both, but unfortunately, I wont have time. I know that I can score 750+ in one or the other, but that's only with a decent portion of prep time. </p>
<p>Essentially, the question comes down to this: Is it more impressive to show off my versatility, or my ability to specialize? Generally speaking, of course. </p>