<p>I know most colleges require 2, but it seems to me that many of you have taken more than that. Are multiple (more than 2) subject tests beneficial? Do they show your 'well roundedness' or ability in many areas?</p>
<p>I have two scores that I'm happy with and willing to send on Bio and Lit. Would you recomend taking say a Math or World Language in october? </p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>My strategy is to submit my best scores from different areas (science, language, etc.). So far I plan to send Biology M (700), World History (750), a Math (will take both in October) and Spanish (800). I might take Lit too. The reason for such is because I aim to study in a top liberal arts program, so I want to show that I’d be able to do well in all my requirements. People that apply to pre-med or engineering programs tend to send all science and math scores, and honestly I agree that for such programs one must show a mastery of all sciences and maths.</p>
<p>I would be in the same boat as you, applying to competitive liberal arts programs.</p>
<p>I guess ill take math 2, latin and maybe a history. </p>
<p>But colleges only require 2! i wonder if the norm is to submit so many?</p>
<p>You can send more through the common app, and I know that applicants to Yale submit SO many scores that the supplement actually has a whole section for scores lol.</p>
<p>Also, I would send scores for any non-AP class if they’re more than 700.</p>
<p>thanks for all your help! unfortunately your advice means im not done with the sats yet (-_-), but i still appreciate it!</p>