<p>...because it's basically just the SAT II that was eliminated. They considered it as an SAT II before, why not as an SAT I now?</p>
<p>do they reeeaallly ignore the writing section? because that is what I am told, yet I find it very hard to beleive... It just sounds too riddiculous...</p>
<p>When I asked a Yale representative at a recent college fair, she told me that Writing counted just as much as CR/Math. However, when I asked several LACs, including Grinnell, the reps said that they did not look at Writing. So it really does differ from school to school.</p>
<p>hmmm...good for yale! for what are we taking it, if it doesn't matter... It is basically an SAT2 at least...</p>
<p>There was a similar discussion in a thread called "Yale and the New SAT." (Sorry, I don't know how to link it.) In that one somebody said that they had read that Yale was not looking at the writing score.</p>
<p>The colleges want to gather statistics on whether students who score well on the writing do better in college than students who don't score well in writing.</p>
<p>Kind of a no brainer, but at least they have their reasons.</p>
<p>hmmm...so no bearing at all... damn...</p>
<p>i am applying to this college they want 3 sAT 2's but SAT 1 writing doesn't count...i don't take chem or bio. so what should i take?
Fluent in chinese, good at math, okish at french.
Has anyone taken French?
how well do you have to be at it?</p>