<p>On my application I put Arabic down as my prospective major and didn't think I would need to take a language subject test because there is no Arabic subject test. However, looking back over the website I saw that Georgetown strongly urges FLL applicants to send in a score for a modern language subject test. I've signed up to take the French Subject Test this weekend, but am pretty sure that I will not be getting a great score. Would it be better to send a mediocre score or to send none at all? Are my other two subject tests (730 Lit, 710 USH) enough? Thank you!</p>
<p>I sent in a 710 USH and a 600 in Latin. (The 600 in Latin was quite an embarrassment for me – it’s my best subject, and I’m good with languages, but I completely bombed that subject test.)</p>
<p>Despite submitting a quite poor non-modern language subject test, I was accepted into the FLL.</p>
<p>Don’t worry too much about the subject tests. I feel confident saying they are not very important in relation to everything else about your application.</p>