<p>I’m not sure, but i think i read somewhere that
you cannot submit more than one language subject test score,</p>
<p>Anyone know if that’s true for colleges like Stanford and Georgetown?</p>
<p>I’m thinking of submitting Korean (800) and French with listening.(will take this sat, but confident in 750+)</p>
<p>Aaaaand
Would proficiency in 3 languages look impressive, or not really?</p>
<p>Why would a college limit a language subject test? Often a school likes to see a range of subjects, or they ask you to take certain tests depending on your intended major. But I can’t imagine why a college would limit the number of tests.</p>
<p>Is it impressive? I’d (personally) be more impressed if you showed a range of skills than just one.</p>
<p>I suggest you go back to the colleges’ websites and carefully reread the suggestions about SAT IIS. Most will specify something like --we encourage you to demonstrate a broad mastery of skills (read: take 3 tests in 3 different areas).</p>
<p>Let me guess: you’re a native Korean speaker. Should 800 be impressive? I recall that about 40% of Korean subj test takers get 800. Hmmm…</p>
<p>Hm… I guess I read or remembered wrong. Anyways, thanks guys.</p>
<p>To T26E4, yes, I am a native Korean speaker, and while I know that it makes the 800 less impressive, I mentioned that I was raised mostly in Canada and when I went back to Korea for middle school, I had problems adjusting because of language barrier. Do you think that would be reflected as successfully overcoming difficulties?</p>