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Hi guys!

I just took the October SAT (my very last chance) and I'm feeling really good about English but I know I got 2 wrong for math as of right now. I'm estimating my score to be around 1550 or at least their 25th percentile of scores but I'm really concerned about my math score. Should I still apply ED1 if I don't get like 780-800 math??? Does it matter that much?

FOR CONTEXT:

- International student (no financial aid needed)

- Not first gen honestly have no hooks

- Intended major is Cellular and Molecular biology

- My average is pretty strong (96.5 UW) with pretty good course rigour and honours classes (1 AP sophomore year, 4 APs junior year, 5 APs this year)

- My recommendations will probably be at least slightly above average, I'm really not sure about this

- ECs are pretty good and stand out, did the best with what I could since oppurtunities r kind of limited here

- some international and national awards across various ECs

- I think my essays are good as of right now but I'm still working on them and they're not mind blowing

Please let me know what else I need to provide for context, I'm really concerned if I should even apply ED1 at this point

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I just took the october sat, and it was really bad. Currently, my math sat is a 790 but my reading is a 670 (1460 superscore). I took it again to get it up to at least a 700 but I'm pretty sure that won't happen. How bad is my SAT score is lower that the 25 percentile? JHU is test required so I have to submit it, but my reading is pretty low. Let me know your thoughts.