<p>I did, and regretted it, because I now know that some schools look down upon taking it too many times. I heard Harvard prefers two times, which gives me only one more time to take it. I took the old one last year for Johns Hopkins, but that doesn't count because it's the old one. Oh, by the way, here are my scores:
CR 610
Math 700
Writing 610
Total 1920
Good for a freshman/incoming sophomore/whatever I'm labeled as now?</p>
<p>Pretty good, especially in math.
Don't worry too much about the SATs right now. focus more on extra cirriculars and getting good grades. usually classes you take junior year, especially AP classes help a lot w/SATs, i.e, after taking AP literature and doing about a few hrs of prep, I went up 100 points.</p>
<p>There is no need for you to take the SAT now. There is no doubt that your scores will improve by junior year - you only get smarter. :-D</p>
<p>Thanks, but that's why I regretted taking it...:/</p>
<p>take it twice more if you need to. don't aim for harvard. aim for your personal best so YOU feel comfortable about it. your great school will follow</p>
<p>Zachsta you are freaking out once again</p>
<p>Harvard won't reject because you took the SAT three times. Come on now. They'll see improvement over the years (hopefully); key word is YEARS, as in, you didn't take the SAT three times right before applying.</p>
<p>And yes, those are good scores for an ickle rising sophomore. :P</p>
<p>Lol, thanks guys.</p>