<p>Gaoez: All of those schools require 2 (or, in H’s case, 3) subject tests, and allow the applicant to choose. For some engineering programs, they require that a math/physics test be taken, but all those who are applying to regular undergraduate programs have the freedom to pick the subject tests on which they will do the best.</p>
<p>Is there some merit in acing Math II and Literature to show that you excel in two different areas? Yes. But I myself am considering these schools and I only have SAT II scores from humanities tests: Latin, Literature and US History.</p>
<p>Take the tests that allow you to show your skill. If you’re a math/science person, there’s no harm in taking all math/science SAT IIs; if you’re a humanities-oriented person, I believe that it won’t hurt you to have multiple humanities SAT IIs.</p>