<p>Hi! Recently i took the math subject test level 2 and i got a 750 on it. Currently i'm in honors precalc at my school and i have B. What do you think colleges (ex. University of Virginia) will think of my grade compared to my SAT subject score? I'm a junior, if that has anything to do with it. Thanks for the input!</p>
<p>I’d like to hear anybody’s opinion! Please!</p>
<p>They won’t even compare the two. Why would they?</p>
<p>You need to give more context. Are you usually a B student in math, or is this grade unusual?
Are you taking other challenging courses at the same time? What do you plan to major in? If you are applying to top engineering schools, for instance, I would imagine your grades in math classes would be more important to admissions committees than if, say, you wanted to major in art or English and were able to demonstrate strengths in those areas. Nobody’s equally good at everything.</p>
<p>The rumor is that UVA, in comparison to other similar schools, weighs class rank/GPA more heavily than test scores. But your GPA is your entire high school record, not your grade in a single course.</p>
<p>Well, I’m usually NOT a B student in math. Thats why i’m not too happy about this. the rest of my courses are APs/Honors. I also plan to major in nursing meaning my grades have to be pretty solid in math or science. Currently my GPA is 3.7 (unweighted.) and 4.4 (weighted)</p>