<p>Hey all,</p>
<p>I've taken 5 sat subject tests and 7 ap exams, and I would like to list all my scores (if possible) on the common app. Since it only gives room for 8, however, what would be the best option? Attach a separate resume with the additional test scores? That seems redundant though,... I'm not sure what to do! Any feedback would be much appreciated. Thank you!!!</p>
<p>List the most important ones first. So the sat subject tests (if they were good scores) than your highest AP scores.</p>
<p>PS why did you take so many subject tests!?</p>
<p>But all my ap scores are the same… Lol</p>
<p>And idk. I like standardized testing, I usually do pretty well haha. I felt like after I took the course I might as well have taken the subject test to go along with it ;)</p>
<p>You should create a resume and you should write about this in your resume.</p>
<p>Ok I was considering writing a resume, but I also heard that was bad… I think i’ll need to though to write all my music stuff</p>
<p>Despite a resume it is a good idea. The resume will tell to your admission officer what they think about you, about your interesting. Even if the admission officer specify it is not necessary to send additional information, you can send them, to show them how awesome was you.</p>
<p>If you want to be selected you need to be more awesome than other. If other doesn’t make a resume, making a resume will be a good thing for you. For instance my resume has 7 pages(5 pages only international awards and national awards, more than 130) and then information about camps and extra curricular information.</p>
<p>Good luck with your admission !</p>
<p>Wow… That’s impressive! Ok so I’ll definitely consider making a resume then. What you say makes sense. Thanks!</p>