Easy Question about SAT Subject

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<p>I took the Math IC in 10th grade and got a 640 (disappointed)</p>

<p>However, I'm in advanced math (basically calculus AB), I do well, and I'm prepared pretty well for IIC.</p>

<p>If I got a good score on the Math IIC (like 700-800 or suggestions for what a good score is would help), would it 'override' the old one (as in admissions ignores the IC)?</p>

<p>I also got a 98 on my math B regents and its the same stuff as math IIC (if not harder). Does that matter?</p>

<p>(PS would you consider a 700 on Bio-M a good score? or would the colleges be more impressed with the 5 on the AP exam?)</p>

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<p>Take IIC and 2 other SAT IIs, then yes, they only consider the highest 3 scores (supposing you go to a school that requires 3)</p>

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<p>The College Board sends all of your scores to colleges, but in virtually every case the colleges will evaluate you based on your best scores -- whether you got them early or late, Math 1 or Math 2. With a few exceptions, most schools now only require 2 Subject Tests.</p>

<p>Check out http:&lt;a href="http://www.compassprep.com%5Csubject_test%5B/url%5D"&gt;www.compassprep.com\subject_test&lt;/a> for a list of schools and requirements.</p>