subject tests??

[wstsrslfwagw]

<p>Just a quick question, since yale need to see all your test scores. What will happen if you take multiple subject tests like 4 tests, but really suck at one getting a below 700 or even worse, but other tests are pretty good (750-800). I mistakenly took a subject test that i didn't even prepare for, and the grade really sucks. Should I explain this score in my application? thanks</p>

[Kelowna]

<p>I believe that Yale only wants to see all of your SAT I scores, not all your SAT subject tests. Anyways, when you are making your selection on SAT site, they will make you chose what a given college requires.</p>

[IxnayBob]

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You must report the scores of all of the SATs and SAT Subject Tests or all of the ACTs and ACT Writing Tests that you’ve taken. If you choose to fulfill the requirement with SAT scores, then it’s not necessary to send any scores from the ACT, even if you’ve taken the ACT. If you choose to fulfill the requirement using the ACT, then you don’t need to send us any SAT scores unless you wish to do so. Whichever type of test you choose, you must report all your scores from every time you’ve taken that type of test. And if you choose to use a combination of SAT and ACT test results, you must report all scores from both agencies.

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[applicant0209]

<p>I had a pretty horrendous SAT subject test score (30th percentile for the subject, well below 600), but two solid ones (770 and 780). I submitted all of the scores, and I just got in SCEA. So I’d say it’s nothing to worry about!</p>