<p>So I'm applying to MIT, and I wanted to know if it is in my best interest to report a decent AMC12 score (82.5). Believe it or not, it was the highest score at my school out of several dozen participants and I obviously won't be able to mention that fact without the including the score. Any thoughts? Preemptive warning: No, I don't care what you made on it or how much better it was.</p>
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<p>Not even if it was a 54? :D</p>
<p>I apologize for sounding presumptuous. Some people on this forum can be pompous about this kind of thing and I wanted to deter that.</p>
<p>It won’t hurt to report your AMC score, so I would list it. If you scored less than 37.5, that’s a slightly different story…</p>