Do I need to take SAT reasoning before subject tests?

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<p>A few questions:</p>

<p>Do I need to take the reasoning before subject tests?</p>

<p>Do colleges need the SAT I and SAT II Scores right away with applications, or can they be sent later? I'm a junior right now, and my SAT reasoning is scheduled on May 3, I believe. Would it be possible to take SAT II in the fall of my senior year?</p>

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<p>You can take them in any order you like.
The October session is usually the latest you can take any SAT tests to have the scores considered for EA/ED, but you should check with your prospective colleges first.</p>

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<p>Most schools accept up to October for ED/EA and up to December for RD. Check with each school, though.</p>

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<p>Some schools will also accept November testing for ED/EA, and January for retests for RD. As the above posters have said, check your specific schools to avoid any nasty surprises.</p>

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<p>Yup, November test scores come out somewhat sooner to allow them to make it in time for ED/EA in some schools. It depends on schools, though.</p>

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<p>No!!!!!</p>

<p>I think taking your subject tests gives you practice for the LONG SAT reasoning test. Take a practice SAT and ACT and compare your scores using a conversion chart.</p>

<p>I did horrible on the SATs(1640) and ok on the ACT(27 or a 1820-1850).</p>

<p>Take your subject tests, if they are the same subjects as your APs, in May.
You'll be preparing for the same material, anyway.</p>