did you know this?? no more satIIwriting

<p>Q: Will the SAT II: Writing Test still be offered after the new SAT is introduced?
When the new SAT is introduced in March 2005, it will include a writing section with content similar to the SAT II: Writing Test. For this reason, the SAT II: Writing Test will no longer be offered after January 22, 2005.</p>

<p>To determine which SAT II: Subject Tests you should take for college admissions, talk to your counselor and check with the college admissions offices.</p>

<p>this is from collegeboard</p>

<p>who didnt know this...do you happen to love on earth?</p>

<p>yeah, everybody knows that</p>

<p>okay okay sorry ::hides in corner::</p>

<p>yea. everyone knows this</p>

<p>i didn't, but i don't care cause i done with this testing crap.</p>

<p>just wondering.. do u think colleges that normally require 3 SAT II's (one of them being writing) will only require 2 SAT II's after January 22, 2005?</p>

<p>Most will require two - but to be certain, check the school's website. All (or at least, most) address this issue directly.</p>

<p>My counselor didn't know this............</p>

<p>Straight from UC Freshman Elgibility Index...</p>

<p>Note: For Fall 2006, new exam requirements will go into effect. Students must take either the new SAT I (critical reading, mathematics, and writing) pr the ACT Accessment plus the new ACT Writing Test. In addition, all applicants must complete two SAT II Subject tests in two different areas.</p>

<p>Glancing at that I notice a couple of things</p>

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<li><p>HOLY WHAT THE *<strong><em>ING *</em></strong> NO MORE ANALOGIES WHY CANT I GRADUATE NEXT YEAR</p></li>
<li><p>LOOKS LIKE FOR SAT II MATH 1C or IIC is not REQUIRED. Just two test in different areas. EX: Literature and Biology, Biology and Spanish, Spanish and Math 1C, Math IIC and Literature.</p></li>
<li><p>This is a much easier system to get points.</p></li>
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