<p>I think that SAT I overshadows SAT II's - am I wrong? I scored 1470 M+V (2170), but only 720 Math II and 700 Bio.</p>
<p>I worried about it for a little, but my friends reassured me that SAT II's truly aren't that important.</p>
<p>Not to mention that I'm planning on majoring in Political Science or International Relations -- why would an adcom even care about Math II and Bio? Unfortunately I didn't take APUSH and my school (strangely) doesn't offer World History... and none of the other SAT II tests aren't really humanities related. I thought about taking Literature but decided not to because I took AP Calc AB and AP Bio... I also took AP Eng Comp, but Literature is really more catered towards AP Eng Lit (same test format with analyzing poems and prose).</p>
<p>It's not that weird that your school doesn't offer World (it's still a relatively new subject). </p>
<p>I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but after all the research I've done, I've concluded SAT IIs are more important than SAT Is. I'm only a junior, so don't take my words as gospel, but still...</p>
<p>Well actually, World History (Honors, not AP) was offered at my school a few years ago. It was a required course but now we do Global Studies, which is not really that comprehensive of a course with history... it's more about customs and things like that, culture, etc. I'm taking AP Comparative now as a senior (as well as US Gov & Pol).</p>
<p>I forgot to mention that my school offers most APs (except the more eccentric ones: Japanese, Chinese, Italian, Human Geography, and obv. World History).</p>