<p>Hello everyone.</p>
<p>I got my AP scores recently, and I am happy with them.
I think I have good AP scores but decent SAT II scores (some in same subject).
Question is, which one matters more?</p>
<p>Well, I would think the AP scores should be weighted a little more because they are ‘college-level courses’, while SAT 2 really is just meant to showcase your strength in that subject. If you think you only have ‘decent’ Sat 2 scores, then I would suggest retaking those tests or take different tests in which you can score 700+. To be honest, I think they are both important in terms of your college app, but in terms of placing out of classes in college AP will do much more.</p>
<p>Are you considering applying to a school that requires SATII’s? </p>
<p>AP’s simply give credit according to the school’s policy. And any school that considers AP scores in admissions, is simply looking to see if your A/B in AP whatever matches up with a 3,4,5. </p>
<p>On the otherhand, SAT II’s are much like the SAT/ACT in the admissions process. A way to compare applicants. Aim for 700+ 600+ for mid tiered schools.</p>
<p>Also, if I were to take more than two SAT II’s, should I report all scores that are 700+ ? (Even if a college wants 2.)</p>