<p>I have a 790 in math II
740 in chem
and a 690 in ush (yikes...)
Johns Hopkins "recommends" 3 SATII's
Is it worth sending in the terrible third SAT II (the US HIStory one )
Or are they so bad that the math and chem would be fine to send?
Thanks!!!!!!</p>
<p>It is simple ... Hopkins recommends you send all your test scores ... SAT, ACT, and SAT subject exams.</p>
<p>I highly doubt a 690 will be a make or break for admissions, so I would highly suggest you send it, especially if your major is not related.</p>
<p>Really? They recommend all of them even if the SATs do not seem to correlate well with the grades and/or difficulty of curriculum OR ACTs?</p>
<p>I know what they recommend but for my sake...would it be worthit?</p>
<ol>
<li>A 690 is not terrible</li>
<li>They will see it if you send SAT scores (unless you just took the USH one seperately recently)</li>
<li>I would send it. Again, it's not an awful score and it shows depth (I'm guessing you're interested in math/science/engineering?)</li>
</ol>
<p>At this point in time you do not have an option. If you send any SAT score they sent all the scores of every SAT you have taken. The option of choosing which scores to send does not come int affect until late Feb.</p>
<p>well the site said "UP to 3 sat subjects"</p>
<p>:D</p>
<p>I just sent all my SAT II's--the official school report will show all your scores anyway (haha for me, that's 640 in chem that's on there) and do you have anything else to account for the USH score? (E.g. I got a 4 on the AP for chemistry, but failed miserably at the SAT II haha. I don't know what that shows, really... but maybe you just had an off day?)</p>