Should I submit these Sat II scores at top institutions?

Test Preparation
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<p>Hey there, so I currently have my highest SAT score at 1980 and a superscore at 2010. I just took the June 2nd SAT Subject Tests in Math II and Biology E. This didn’t turn out as well as I planned. </p>

<p>From what I am guessing based off of the Sparknotes curves, I got something between 670 - 720 in Math II and I likely got a low 600 in Biology. I’m applying to Stanford and the top 6 UC’s for engineering next year. Should I submit these scores or should I cancel them? I know that the scores are above average, but they’re by no means impressive for engineering at these institutions. </p>

<p>Just to note, I’m really leaning towards UCSD for Biomedical Engineering.</p>

<p>Please, any and all input is appreciated.</p>

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<p>Sorry to say this, but for top UCs and Stanford, those SAT II scores won’t impress anybody. Although most of CC’s views might be skewed by the sheer amount of high achievers here, an average score wouldn’t help distinguish you from the rest of the hoards of people applying to those schools. I think you should retake both those tests and aim for at least 700, if not 750+. Then, you can submit them.</p>

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<p>Should I cancel the scores? I mean there is the possibility that the Math score was over 700 but Biology very likely didn’t go over 650. I also don’t like the idea of me throwing away $44. Would me submitting them hurt me? Or just leave me neutral?</p>