<p>If a college I am applying to wants 3 subject tests which should I take?</p>
<p>I am great at chemistry and math. . . </p>
<p>So I was thinking</p>
<p>I. Chemistry
II. Math I
III. Math II</p>
<p>but am I allowed to do that? I know I can technically sign up for both maths, but should I take a different one instead?</p>
<p>From what I've heard, most schools won't take Math I and Math II as two separate tests.</p>
<p>That depends on your expected major and the school. Best to contact your admissions rep for more information. My daughter took Bio, Math I and Math II for Hopkins, where 3 subject tests are recommended but not required. She did get in Early Decision, but I would not assume that these tests were the deciding factor.</p>
<p>There's no reason to take 2 maths; just take math II. Take another science or a history or literature.</p>
<p>Take math 2 and something else. The point of SAT subject tests is to prove some breadth of knowledge. Consider a language/history test if you can manage.</p>
<p>If your great at chemistry or math. Take physics and if you have more time take a humanities or language subject test.</p>
<p>i'm taking chem, lit, and math 2. I definitely want to pursue something in the sciences, which is why is why im taking chem and math 2. the lit is there to show that im well rounded. i wouldn't suggest taking math 1 and 2, i'd just take math 2 because most (elite) colleges don't pay math 1 any respect.</p>