<p>I have three good subject tests that are in the mid 700s and different areas. I had a 690 from a year ago in bio and I got two more tests in the high 600s today: 670 and 680. Is it going to hurt me to have those three mediocre scores if I have three good ones???</p>
<p>very worried</p>
<p>no (10 char)</p>
<p>I was accepted this year…I had 3 tests @ 690, 1 @ 740 and 1 @ 760</p>
<p>So you don’t need 780s on everything for admission…there are so many aspects to the application that a single lower score shouldn’t impact you, assuming everything else is strong</p>
<p>No, they only care about your three best scores, unless both are math.</p>
<p>Awesome :)</p>
<p>Hold on…
Why in the world did you take 6 different subject tests? 
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<p>that’s a good question from xzibit. but to reanswer your question, no. your 3 mid 700’s is good.</p>
<p>I wouldn’t lose sleep over it. If the committee is choosing between you and another candidate, your essays and recs, not scores, will serve as a tipping point either way.</p>
<p>I’m also curious why you recently took two tests when you already had three good ones… but no, it won’t hurt.</p>