<p>I’m going to be a senior this fall, and I have several options in regards to testing. Do you guys think i should:</p>
<li><p>Retake the SAT in Oct. for the third time. Superscored I have a 2240
(1st time- 730CR, 670M, 760W & 2nd time- 800CR, 680M, 710W). I’m pretty insecure about my math score, but I don’t know if I CAN get it above 700.</p></li>
<li><p>Retake the ACT in Oct. for the fouth time. The third time I took it, i got a 33 (36E,33M,36R, and 27S!). The reason I’m considering retaking this is because my science score dropped 6 points from the second time I took it, and I want to major in science.</p></li>
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<p>OR
3. Forget both the ACT and SAT, and take another subject test. I’ve taken 2 already (math II & english lit) and I’m pleased with them, but I was thinking about taking one in science. If I did this, I would have to start studying NOW.</p>
<p>I was considering applying to Yale EA, but I feel really underqualified…</p>
<p>800CR? I'm impressed =D
Do you know what science you want to major in?
I'd say take SAT in October, do a subject test in science that you know you'll do well on for December.</p>
<p>I think your SAT I score is fine, I mean I am going to apply to Yale and I got a 670 the first time like you and the second time it didn't go up. So I am kind of in a similar boat and I would just suggest that you take one more SAT II (thats what I am doing) if you want to apply to Harvard or Princeton and not worry about it. The difference between a 2240 and anything above it is pretty much irrelevant. You scores make you qualified...</p>
<p>@Vivi- I think I want to major in Biochem.. or just chem. but I'm not sure.
See, for any science sat II, I would pretty much have to self-study b/c my school doesn't offer any AP sciences. </p>
<p>So taking the SAT three times wouldn't seem a bit.... excessive?</p>
<p>^ it won't seem excessive if you know you can significantly bring up that M score. If it's just like a 20-point increase, though, you might as well forget it.</p>