<p>Ok so I got a 550 on lit. And I send the scores in before hand because I am dumb. So would this be a major detraction form my application?
I'm looking at schools like (scores already sent) Boston University, UCSB, and UCD. I also sent scores into JMU, but they don't require subject test.</p>
<p>No taking into account other factors would this be an automatic disqualification; assuming I'm an otherwise competent(but not extraordinary)* applicant.</p>
<p>What about UCLA or UCSD?</p>
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<li>This doesn't necessary reflect my position; its just a hypothetical; and by competent I mean at "match" level. </li>
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<p>I got a 760 on my other test (USH), and I'm planing on self studying for physics/ math II (I haven't taken the proper classes yet but I'm very interested in math and science, so I think it be easier to prepare for than any other test.</p>
<p>It won’t help, but it won’t hurt too much either. The schools you discussed only require two SAT IIs, so as long as you do well on your other tests, I doubt that will significantly impact your chance of gaining admission.</p>
<p>You could always study and retake literature–the colleges you’re applying to might be impressed by dramatic improvement.</p>
<p>I’m in this same boat with Lit and Physics being low and USH being high, for applying to Princeton. I had selected 4 schools to receive my scores when I registered, but I didn’t know about Score Choice. I don’t see anything in my “score send history”–does that mean it won’t send them without me doing something, it just didn’t send them YET, or it’s not telling me? Can I do Score Choice with the 4 free registration ones, or cancel those reports and pay $40 to do them each again? God I didn’t think straight back in June. Thought I’d just save my family some money, turns out $40 might cost me admission into Princeton. Thanks College Board.</p>