<p>Do UCs and private colleges in general (UBC, UCSD, UCI, Pitzer, Pomona, Pepperdine, and USC in particular) want to see Math II as one of the SAT IIs? Because I am a very weak math person, but very strong in language. I'm more than willing to take the math if it's what they prefer (although they don't outright say it), but I was just wondering if I should. </p>
<p>Thanks for any and all help!</p>
<p>LOL "hermione tapper"</p>
<p>err</p>
<p>depends on your major. If your field is not too math related, then you don't need them. Actually, not many fields/colleges ACTUALLY require them...its just "highly recommended"</p>
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<p>same here too, hermione tapper. I'm weak at math and can see the huge difference btwn IC and IIC. I want to major in Business/Entrepreneurship but don't really know if I should take IIC; it;s hard for me. However, im st rong in languages.</p>
<p>Yes, UCB/UCLA prefers that you take the Math IIC SAT II exam if you're majoring in engineering/science, along with a science SAT II exam, preferably one directly related to the field of your major. :rolleyes:</p>
<p>Many schools recommend that one of your SATII's be the Math IIC, often regardless of major. However, it is much more important if you major in physics (for example).</p>
<p>what about for business major? Still need to take MATHIIC?</p>
<p>Doubt it.</p>
<p>you don't have to take anything in particular really...its business.</p>