Should I send in my Chem Score

Applying to College
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<p>Ok so im thinking about applying to some top notch schools like harvard yale, upenn, etc...</p>

<p>My current scores are :</p>

<p>2370 superscore took 3 times- best 1 timer was 2330</p>

<p>My Subject tests are</p>

<p>Math2-800 BioM-800</p>

<p>But heres the thing my Chem score is only 700 because i didnt take AP Chem yet and i self studied. </p>

<p>Im going to take AP Chem next year and take the Chem SAT again in October. Since its only a month of AP Chem class before i take the test again,</p>

<p>IF I DONT IMPROVE MY SCORES, SHOULD I SEND IN MY 700 SCORE TO THESE COLLEGES?? ( its only 61% percentile)</p>

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<p>You have 2 800s already. Common sense says dont send it unless a school requires 3 SAT IIs.</p>

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<p>I would check those schools forum, especiall last year acceptances thread to find out more. I remember for Upenn, it should be ok with 700 Chem. I remember seeing a score of 680 for one student who was accepted to Wharton/Upenn.</p>

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<p>In most circumstances, sending a 700 is fine. However, for you, I see no advantage or benefit at all of sending your score. Your SAT and other subject scores are near perfect- why cloud the image with a 61% score?</p>

<p>Unless you’re specifically applying for a chem related major, there’s really no reason to send that 700.</p>

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<p>Harvard and Princeton accept scores choice while Yale and UPenn do not. You don’t have to send the Chem score to H and P.</p>

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<p>most people for these schools send in 3 or more though and they even suggest you to send in more tests</p>

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<p>most people in the RD pages took 4-5 subject tests</p>