<p>How many subject tests are we allowed to take during one sitting?</p>
<p>So does everyone go to the testing center, find whatever test they want to take and everyone just take a different test?</p>
<p>And what if I wanted to take like 5 subject tests (just a hypothetical), would I be able to do them all in one day?</p>
<p>You’re allowed up to 3 subject tests. </p>
<p>All students taking a subject test are in the same classroom. You’re all given a chunky book of all the subject tests, so whichever one you want to take first you find it in the chunky book and take it. </p>
<p>@romeonachos could I take another 3 on a different date after the first 3 tests? </p>
<p>Yes. 10char,</p>
<p>Yes you can. But you better to focus on 3 subjects or so to get good scores on them. If you do have strength in 5 subjects, there is nothing to stop you. However, most schools only ask for 2 SAT2 scores if they do require them. Also, you should be more selective on the subjects as certain programs/schools have specific subject preference.</p>
<p>@billcsho Would it be bad if I took the Chinese Subject Test if I am already chinese and able to speak/read/listen at an adequate level? </p>
<p>I don’t think it would look bad, just be sure to highlight other subjects you excel in. Language subjects tests are especially impressive when a non-native does well, though i wouldn’t think it undermines your fluency in Chinese (a second language)</p>
<p>@romeonachos
Sorry I had a little trouble understanding what you posted. By “.Language subjects tests are especially impressive when a non-native does well,” do you mean it would be more impressive for me (a Chinese student) to do well on a language subject test like Spanish? </p>
<p>If you score well on Chinese, depending on the college, you can place out of the language requirement. Since it’s over and above the 2-3 some schools require, I think the colleges will be pretty neutral, but it will benefit you.</p>
<p>If you have at least 2 other SAT2, taking native language SAT2 is fine. It may not be considered as part of the required SAT2 scores but as additional scores.</p>