<p>I have a question (well - in fact many questions haha)</p>
<p>I have SAT II Math 1C - 800 and SAT II Physics 740 and I want to study physics/engineering at uni</p>
<p>So - do I have to take SAT II Math 2C? I mean - will my application look better if I have Math 2C (hoping 800p). And is it going to look bad if I screw math 2C - I mean I get 700 or higher but not 800? And also do I have to retake sat II physics to get 800 (as I am applying with physics)?</p>
<p>I am asking this because I really need to boost my SAT 1 scores (I got just 1890p) and I need something about 2000 (reachable for now) (best - smth. about 2100 - but 2100 is... wow as in school we don't study English intensively) and instead of learning again for SAT II Physics and preparing for SAT II Math 2C I can study for SAT 1????</p>
<p>I am applying for Brown or Stanford ED and RD at Washington and Lee (where my brothers studies), Duke, Caltech, MIT, RPI (but they don't give full scholarships for internationals), Columbia etc</p>
<p>Yes, Caltech wants Math 2C. Forgot about that before. Well, that's really a dilemma. with your current SAT I you have very little chance of getting into those schools.
So, you have three options
1) take SAT I and forget about Caltech
2) take SAT math 2c and apply to these school (with a small chance of getting in)
3) take them both and improve and have better chances</p>
<p>Math IIC is super easy with a very generous curve. If you can get 740 on the physics SATII, then getting 800 on the Math IIC should be no problem.</p>
<p>I would take both the SAT I and the Math IIC SATII.</p>
<p>Well - I am taking SAT 1 on October 4th and I'll pay to take sat2 math 2c and physics on November. I think there is an option to order scores early and I'll do so for my October SAT1 and if I am not satisfied with the result I'll pay some $ to take SAT 1 again in November instead of sat 2s</p>
<p>The question is - if I order the results to come early... when I'll know them o.O</p>