<p>do I have to tell colleges all of my scores?
i got 800 in math II
700 in physics
and 620 in world history</p>
<p>i'm pretty disappointed in physics and world history, especially after looking at the percentiles</p>
<p>i'm planning to take maybe two more subject tests and get really solid scores on them
what do you guys think i should do</p>
<p>if I get like 800 on two other subject tests, that should be okay right? i mean
do the bad scores have a negative impact, or just a neutral impact on admissions
or in other words, is three 800s and two bad scores the same as three 800s?
probably not, right? =(</p>
<p>I would not send world history to any colleges. World history is hard to study since it’s… world history. If you’re taking U.S. history I think you should take the SAT subject for that. I didn’t really study for the test and I scored a 610. I know that’s bad lol but I’m retaking it in October while I prepare over the summer. 800 is a big goal and although it’s possible, you should relax if you score a 700! Sometimes I feel that users on CC are way too stressed out. Pat yourself on the back for getting that 800 instead of bashing your skull in for getting a 620 on WH. </p>
<p>P.S: How on earth did you get an 800 on Math II?? You should teach me =)</p>
<p>you don’t have to send in every score. Every college, even the ones that require all your SAt 1 scores, allow score choice with subject tests. So just send in the 800 and the 700 (or take other ones that you know you could do good on) and colleges won’t even know that you took world history.</p>
<p>Sorry for replying so late I was on a vacation
Lol
So wait I don’t have to send in all scores? I thought like you can choose by date but if you send one from let’s say the June examination, you have to send all?</p>