Strange SAT Score case - how will this be looked upon??

<p>Hi guys,</p>

<p>I’m an international and will be applying to various colleges like Stanford, Duke and the like.</p>

<p>I scored 800M, 800CR and 800WR (11 Essay) for SAT I in one sitting but only 730 for Bio E and 630 for Literature. How will colleges look upon such scores?</p>

<p>I will be applying to major in Japanese which is a humanities kind of subject, so how much will that 630 hurt?</p>

<p>I’m petrified:(</p>

<p>well, you got really high scores…
but i think you should not pay too much attention on scores, coz those schools are looking for human beings instead of test machines. and i think you already got enough scores so why dont you try to ask yourself, why you want to choose this subject. i believe if you really have passion, standfrod has no reason rejecting you.
anyway, good luck. hope you will get the offer of your dreamschool.</p>

<p>AWESOME!!! CONGRATS!!!
You have a great reach for duke
I’m not sure of Stanford but best o luck!!
You can chance me as well :wink:
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<p>wait, are you guys reading the second (more important) part of my post?</p>

<p>I scored a disgusting 730 and 630 for Bio E and Literature. How is my chance awesome like that?</p>

<p>I don’t know about Bio, but the Literature test is unpredictable.</p>

<p>bump. anymore opinions on this matter?</p>

<p>bumppppppp</p>

<p>The weight of SAT I scores is significantly higher than that of SAT IIs, so I think you’ll be fine.</p>

<p>you might want to retake sat II again</p>

<p>you’ll be fine. retake SAT II in jan. Lots of schools accept Jan scores officially and unofficially.</p>

<p>will I be fine not retaking my SAT IIs, since SAT IIs are not as important as SAT Is?</p>