Nretsi Posted November 25, 2014 Posted November 25, 2014 (edited) Hello all, I'm wondering (either from conversations with advisors, people who have been accepted into programs, or just what other people this year are doing) when should I send a subject score if the school says it is 1) optional or 2) recommended? I have a feeling that these are basically the same thing, and that the programs just word it differently in an attempt to sound more human. Anyways, I am applying to English lit. Ph.D. programs at some of the *fancy* schools where it is optional, so I'm just unsure of whether my score could actually hurt my application and if it's worth forking over the $27 to the soul-suckers. I scored in the 79th percentile for the subject test. Not bad, but way better than what I was expecting. My regular GRE is no problem and I think my GPA is fine as well. Thanks!! Edited November 25, 2014 by Nretsi
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