<p>Hi you guys! I am applying to ivies and other top tier schools and I was wondering if I should send in my Spanish subject test. I got an 800 on Math II and 800 on Chemistry, but a 700 on Spanish. Since I am a nonnative speaker, do you think that i should include this score in my application? I will be majoring in the sciences, if that helps at all.
Thanks!</p>
<p>bumpbumpbump please!</p>
<p>Don’t take a risk by sending it.</p>
<p>700 is a pretty good score for a non-native speaker but…i think you should retake it and aim for a higher score (if you have time) if you feel the rest of your application outshines that score. If your app does and/or you won’t be retaking it then don’t send it.</p>
<p>Your score puts you at the 61st percentile which doesn’t look too good compared to other scorers, but then again many of those test takers might’ve been native speakers.</p>
<p>The Spanish subject test is so hard so I totally know how hard it is to even get a 700 on it! I say keep it and send it because I’m sure colleges will appreciate that you did so well on it as a non-native speaker!</p>
<p>Uhmm. a 700 is not a bad score. so send it! Plus, even if you were to retake it and get, what? a 750. that will not be what gets you in or keeps you out. If it were like <600, then maybe, but a 700, like I said, is a good score. So good work, and send it in. :)</p>