<p>I scored a 770 in a history and math, and I just scored a 750 in physics. I applied to a university that requires two tests. My two scores have already been submitted, so I could hold my 750. Even though it is lower than my other scores, should I still send in the 750? What does everyone think?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Those are all terrific scores - good job! Every school will be impressed with the 770s. I would absolutely send along the physics score if it relates to your potential major. If however you’re looking to be a history major, the physics score will be impressive but less relevant. In the end, you’ve done a great job in your testing, and each school will be impressed. Good luck!</p>
<p>Thanks! I’d be a business or economics major. I took the test because one of the colleges I applied to requires three, but I wasn’t sure what to do with the colleges that require two.</p>