How many SAT II's are required for these colleges?

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<p>I have been uncertain about this question for a while now, so I am finally deciding to ask it. I have heard like mixed reactions some saying two, some saying three and some saying zero or one. I just want to get my information straight so I can plan for the future. Here is a list of colleges that I am considering:</p>

<p>1) SUNY Geneseo
2) Cornell University
3) Boston College
4) Colgate University
5) Vassar University
6) Brandeis University
7) SUNY Binghamton
8) Hamilton College
9) College of William and Mary</p>

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<p>This is a good place to start</p>

<p>Compass:</a> Admissions Requirements</p>

<p>But you should try each schools admission page.</p>

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<p>Thanks a lot! It had basically every college on there that I had on my list except for the SUNYs. You put my mind at ease =)</p>

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<p>SUNY's do not require IIs except that SUNY Stony Brook "recommends" two; The other SUNY's do not state any such recommendation. You can generally assume that a school that is not on the list in that site provided above does not require IIs. The UC's are the only public universities in the US that require IIs of all applicants. Virginia used to require them but now recommends them. Suny Stony Brook and Michigan went to recommending them for this year's applicants. Texas and UNC will consider them if submitted (and there are probably a few other publics that also do so).</p>

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<p>I believe SUNY Geneseo requires either one SAT II, or the ACT plus the SAT I.
For up to date, accurate info, visit the schools website.</p>