<p>So, from what I’m getting is that the general consensus is 730 and up, you don’t need to retake it? </p>
<p>Well how about this situation: I got a 740 on Bio E, and most likely going to get a 4 on the AP exam for bio. I’m thinking of going in biology as a major. Because I’m most likely not getting the 5, should I retake Bio E, to show that I can excel in bio? I feel like I can get a much better score because I’ll actually be studying for the exam; my teacher never went over organ systems and plants, so I’ll be studying those and those will hopefully bump up my score to hopefully atleast a 770-780+. Most of my extracurricular are more on politics (i.e. MUN and Debate) and I have little to none ECs in the sciences.</p>
<p>So basically, I was wondering if it was worth it bumping up my grade from a 740 to like a 780 to show that I am interested in bio, although my ECs show otherwise.</p>