Subject in language for native speaker

Test Preparation SAT Subject Test Preparation
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<p>As a native speaker if I will take a subject test in my language (in addition to history ,math2, physics and chemistry) , will it benefit my admission, won't benefit but also won't harm, or harm it?</p>

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<p>it’s stupid. waste of money and time</p>

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<p>Care to explain?
for money I can agree , as for time it is just 1 hour of my day</p>

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<p>An 800 looks good no matter what. I’d totally take it, if given the chance.</p>

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<p>lol didnt mean waste of time as an hour. its an expression
i think colleges wont look at it because its ur mother tongue and everything but 800 would be kind of embarrassing…</p>

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<p>I completely agree. I was born in China and am quite proficient at the language, but without actual study, I don’t think I’d get an 800 (IF there was a Chinese SAT), a 5 on an AP (Of course 100% on speaking, but I haven’t written in so long), and there’s like no sense in doing the HSK (Who cares?)</p>

<p>It’s more than enough if you were born there and you mark that you’re proficient at the language–they have no reason not to believe you.</p>

<p>It is actually MORE impressive if you pursue a 3rd or even FOURTH language–colleges love that :)</p>

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<p>well it will be a 800; I get you guys , but as long as it won’t hurt my application I don’t see why not:). I guess most of colleges will ignore it but if it will help in even one case it worth it</p>

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<p>extra sat 2 never hurts :wink:
wgats ur native language if i may know?</p>

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<p>yep you may, hebrew</p>