<p>I want to send my subject tests, but would they accept them? And it is for priority application. I already sent my SAT score and everything a long time ago, just forgot to send the subject tests.</p>
<p>The SAT Subject Tests might be useful. If you sent in a College Board score report, your Subject Test scores were already on that, were they not? I just checked how my son’s application elements were logged in, and there was no separate listing of SAT Subject Test scores (as contrasted with what the U of MN logs in as “Scholastic Assessment Test” with the date the test was taken). If the Subject Tests are not separately logged in, perhaps they are not considered, ordinarily. </p>
<p>If you have AP test scores to report, they may be very useful indeed. They were a basis for recruiting in my son’s case, and already have been reflected as a basis for granting credit on his dual-enrollment transcript, which helped him have advanced class standing for registration priority and to get into classes that fill up early. </p>
<p>Good luck in your application. Have a happy New Year.</p>
<p>Of course they will accept and look at them. I think it is helpful if its the subjects that go well with the department or major you signed up for. I’m sure you will be fine if your stats are because admissions seem to be easier this year.</p>