<p>I know they say that SAT II's are not required and are in fact "recommended". Knowing the college process though not submitting them is...detrimental for lack of a better word.</p>
<p>So I was just wondering, for WashU, since I'm applying ED (and I only have 1 SAT II which is Math IIc - 780) how many SAT II's do applicants usually send? 2? 3? maybe 1? <em>crosses fingers</em></p>
<p>Also in your personal opinion, will not having an interview hurt me even though I DID visit?</p>
<p>any college that requires SAT IIs requires you send two scores. I would think you should send two. As for interviewing, if you interview well, yes, it would help.</p>
<p>Most schools that require SAT Subject Tests require 2 tests. I don’t know of any schools that require 1 Subject Test. So, I would expect that most people who take Subject Tests take 2 or more, and hence most people who submit Subject Test scores to WashU would send 2 or more scores.</p>
<p>However, given that WashU doesn’t require Subject Tests, sending your one very good score can only be helpful. I would guess that a lot of people don’t submit Subject Test scores to WashU at all, but don’t know where those statistics are available.</p>
<p>I’m a freshman at Wash U and I didn’t send my SAT II’s. I did poorly on them and because they were “recommended” and not “required” I figured that sending bad ones was worse than sending none. </p>
<p>As for the interview, I think it would be helpful but it’s definitely not essential. Their interview is very laid-back with a recent grad just to make sure you’re a normal person who can hold an intelligent conversation. </p>
<p>ChocoKitty, I have a question for you then and feel free to not answer since it’s kind of private - How were your other stats like your GPA and SAT I?</p>
<p>May i ask for your stats, too, srunni? Because my SAT I and GPA aren’t that strong compared to others, I’m hopeful that my SAT II’s will help me a bit.</p>