<p>I have two subject tests, a 690 in math IIc, and a 600 on bio, should i take a third or am I fine? I'm not applying to engineering but possibly for a b.s. degreee</p>
<p>elliott34,</p>
<p>I provided an answer to a question about SAT II's in a previous thread that you should definitely look over. Here's what I told the CC user sleeplessinbost back on 8/23/06:</p>
<p><<< You are correct that, "The results of SAT Subject Tests are recommended, but not required for admission. Some academic departments will use scores from these tests for placement purposes."</p>
<p>SATII scores are treated as "bonus material" in one's application. They really can't hurt one's chances of admission (unless the scores are abysmal - below 500 by Lafayette standards). Just taking them shows initiative, discipline, and effort on the part of an applicant. It would seem that he/she was approaching the college application process with some level of seriousness. >>></p>
<p>In response to your question, there is no need to take a third SAT II for admission to Lafayette, unless you are certain you can score above a 650 on that third exam.</p>
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<li>Justin</li>
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<p>I did take three subject tests, they were Bio E, Math II and WH. You should be fine with two, though. Lafayette does not mandate that you take SAT subject tests</p>
<p>thank you, and apologies for not looking that up.</p>
<p>wow you're from wycoff justin? I live in a town very very close by.</p>
<p>elliott34,</p>
<p>No worries. The thread that post came from is more than thirty pages long, so I hadn't expected you to read through it all (I used the search feature, myself).</p>
<p>Small world, huh? If you wouldn't mind, send me a PM with the name of your hometown. I'm curious to know where you're from!</p>
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<li>Justin</li>
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