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The curve for the E test was also huge. I didn’t expect to get a 780 after seeing the consolidated list.</p>
<p>800-Bio M. I’m pretty sure i got three wrong with no omits…that must have been some SICK curve :]</p>
<p>i got a 700 E and I didnt even study that much…no really. I’m actually happy with my score though. I dislike bio very much. Not retaking it.</p>
<p>770 M… but I don’t think I’ll retake it? Is it worth retaking if I’m applying to Ivies and such?</p>
<p>800 - E 
Coulda swore I got at least 6 wrong… I love this curve~</p>
<p>740 M and i’m not retaking it…</p>
<p>Ok, so I got a 770 on M and I’m quite satisfied because I started preparing 10 days prior to the exam, thinking that all the Biology books I had studied in the last 3 months (for school) would help me but I can swear only 10 % of the questions came from what I knew, Christ.</p>
<p>Anyway, considering the fact that I have 800 in Mathematics Level 2, Chemistry and Spanish, I guess a 770 won’t alter my chances of getting into an Ivy league University, right?
Tell me I’m right.</p>
<p>idk. is 740-M good for a freshmen that self-studied? is this ivy good? i heard it was usc scholarship good.</p>
<p>@boogalooney - You’re right. I don’t think that last 30 points is going to break or make your chances. 770 is a great score</p>
<p>800 M 2nd SAT II, got 800 on other one too 
even though i know i got one wrong on both</p>
<p>How would you guys say the SAT subject tests compare in significance (for college admission) with the actual SAT (the one out of 2400)?</p>
<p>^The SAT carries much more weight than SAT II subject tests. As it is, only a few colleges even require applicants to take the subject tests while the vast majority of colleges require either the SAT or the ACT.</p>
<p>The SAT Reasoning has more weight, however, Subject Tests are important, too.</p>
<p>when do we get the paper reports?</p>
<p>^I don’t think we receive paper reports unless we requested them or registered for the test by mail.</p>