livinginuppsala Posted November 17, 2009 Posted November 17, 2009 So I want to apply to grad school. My score in the biochem microbiology was 490, which was 37th percentile. The question is do I submit it to schools that reccomend, but dont require Subject test scores, which is most of them. I am doing a masters degree anyways. I have good general scores. Can it hurt me to submit? Hurt more to leave it out?
livinginuppsala Posted November 17, 2009 Author Posted November 17, 2009 So I want to apply to grad school. My score in the biochem microbiology was 490, which was 37th percentile. The question is do I submit it to schools that reccomend, but dont require Subject test scores, which is most of them. I am doing a masters degree anyways. I have good general scores. Can it hurt me to submit? Hurt more to leave it out? to clarify, i am doing a masters now, but will apply to phd programs.
eucalyptus Posted November 17, 2009 Posted November 17, 2009 I would not send recommended scores that are below ~70th percentile. The subject tests are often used to prove that you have sufficient background in the subject, but the fact that you're doing a Masters degree in the subject attests to that very well already. I think sending your score will only hurt your application.
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