3 SAT IIs?

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<p>So, the schools I'm looking at require 3 SAT IIs (Harvard, Yale, UPenn?, and JHU)
Having received my SAT II scores today, I was disappointed to find my US History score lower than my Math I score. Therefore, my highest three SAT II scores would be Math II, Biology, and Math I, with US History only 10 points behind Math I. If they only look at the top three, will it be detrimental that both the maths are in the top 3? Will this reflect badly, since it doesn't cover a variety of subjects?
If so, should I take the US History again in October? I'm not sure how I'd do, I had expected higher this time, and was hoping not to have to retake it, because I'd probably have to review all over again in the summer. In terms of other non-math/science exams, I did pretty badly on World History sophomore year...</p>

<p>Do any of you have any other suggestions? Thanks!</p>

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<p>i think colleges will look at all the scores that you want them to look at, even if it's more than three. if you were in AP US history this year, then i wouldn't retake it because i think that this is as high as your score will ever be.</p>

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<p>thanks, any other input? (bump...)</p>

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<p>I think it's pretty easy to improve historical knowledge beyond APUSH. I know I did. Considering history is much easier to study and review than the science and math subjects, I'd suggest you study it over the summer. Me, being a history nerd, thought it was pretty easy.</p>