are language tests necessary????

Test Preparation
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<p>i had registered for math IIC, physics and english literature for 4th june because someone told me that it is necessary to take a language test</p>

<p>is it necessary???</p>

<p>now, ive been preparin for literature but i havent got a good score on the practice tests. i thought about wat i could do and here is what i came up with:</p>

<p>plz tell me if these are possible and which one i should go for.</p>

<li>skip the literature test altogether and just give math IIc and physics.</li>
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<p>my question here is- what will appear on my score report, that i took two tests or that i took three and got 200(or the lowest score possible) on literature.</p>

<li>take math IC instead of literature.
is it possible to chage the tests like this? </li>
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<p>also, whom do i have to inform in each case??</p>

<p>please tell me which one should i go for!!</p>

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<p>NO, it isn't.</p>

<p>not for most colleges at least. ask your college conselour. but i'm 99 percent sure.</p>

3

<p>You will never recieve a score for a test that you do not physically take.</p>

4

<p>Since all the tests are in the same booklet, you can take any 3 tests you want (except for foreign language and listening). That means you can take Math IC instead of literature. You don't have to inform anyone.</p>

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<p>ok.........so now which choice shld i go for???? will colleges ask for third score if i send only two????</p>

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<p>AFAIK, most colleges will take 2 sat ii's so long as you took the new SAT w/ writing (basically meaning they want the same thing as they did before - the old sat I plus writing plus 2 sat ii's), but it varies from college to college.</p>

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<p>Don't freak out if you don't take the literature. You'll lose $8.00 that's it. Most schools require 2 tests now, a small number, Harvard for example, require three.</p>