Alternative SAT dates?

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<p>I was waiting to see my March SAT scores, so I didn't sign up for the May test, and I really don't want to pay the extra late fee. Furthermore, I'm not able to take the June SAT because of ARML - anyways I know that for the PSAT there were two testing dates, so I was wondering if they did the same for the SAT.</p>

<p>(background info)
I'm a junior and the March SAT was my first - I got what I wanted on writing, but I somehow missed a math question (770), and my reading was far lower than I expected/wanted. Anyways I'm aiming for: CR (730) M (800). I was hoping on applying EA to a few schools (Chicago, Caltech, MIT) but I don't think I'll have the test scores I want by then. Anyways, I also still need to take the Math II and Physics subject tests - I have physics first semester next year, so I need to take the subject test as late as possible (decemeber?). I would like to have a second chance with Math/Physics in case my scores are terrible, but I'm not sure if that's going to be possible. So how would you recommend I schedule these tests?</p>

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<p>well…</p>

<p>There’s a Saturday, and a Sunday test. However, the Sunday test is only for religious purposes (your religious minister has to send a letter).</p>

<p>Sorry spratleyj.</p>

<p>Either pay the extra money for May, forgo ARML (even though it’s very cool…the math problems are so freaking hard, good luck), or take the test in October (from what I heard the October test scores go in time for most EAs).</p>

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<p>hmm…i believe you’re allowed to schedule an alternate SAT day for special events that are unexpected (ARML counts, iirc). there’s some online brochure regarding this issue.</p>

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<p>As a point of clarification, when are alternate SAT dates scheduled (i.e., how long after the original test date)?</p>