<p>I was wondering whether it was worth reporting a very low AMC score on the Application. Despite being interested in Mathematics I never was able to do very well on the AMC's the two times I took it my scores were as following</p>
<p>Grade 10 - AMC 12A 76.5
Grade 11 - AMC 12A 88.5</p>
<p>Is it worth reporting these or can I just "forget" to put them on.........</p>
<p>My opinion is that any AMC score is worth reporting. Most applicants do not take these tests, so it's useful to say that you've taken it at all.</p>
<p>I suspect that if this is even on your mind, then there is some expectation at your school to take these tests. It's not unreasonable to expect that other students who have applied to MIT in the past have reported their scores as well. Thus, MIT might expect to see these scores from students applying from your school. I would report any and all scores on these national tests, it doesn't hurt your chances in the same way as a standardized test like the SAT. It speaks to whether or not you've seized all the opportunities available to you.</p>