<p>Just kidding.</p>
<p>I have a question about the Math II test.
Is it required for any/many schools besides science/engineering schools? Should I take it just in case even though I already have 2 sciences (and one language)?</p>
<p>Well, sunshineyday, I'll give you some advice:
I think you should take all the subject tests in the world and then you'll get into heaven. That's the only advice there is. </p>
<p>Someone correct this crazy person!</p>
<p>Crazy guy's right. Scoring 800s on all of them gets you a private chat with the J-man himself. AND an autograph.</p>
<p>2 crazy guys!</p>
<p>Bump. I need some sanity!</p>
<p>Take it. (10 char)</p>
<p>Yes, definitely take it. It's not hard at all, but you just have to worry about timing. For engineering, it's very important to have a good background in math, as I just talked to an admissions counselor at UC Berkeley and he recommended that you have a strong Math and Science background and score well on those SAT II's for them.</p>
<p>But my point is that I'm NOT going into engineering and I'm not that good at math on standardized tests (mid 60s on PSATs). And I need a score of 700 or above because I've already taken 3 SATs; I'm only planning to take one more. I don't want to bomb this one and then have to take another. </p>
<p>Is there any way it would be required BESIDES for engineering schools/majors?</p>
<p>Yes, some schools require it even if you're not going into engineering, I believe Stanford falls under this category. Math II is much more studiable than SATI Math, so I would give it a shot. Plus the curve is insanely generous. Buy a prep book and take it.</p>
<p>The schools will say on their websites if they want math-iic scores for those applying to non-engineering/non-math/non-science majors/schools.</p>
<p>it's a piece of cake. just do it.</p>
<p>I don't know if I should believe you crazy CCers who think everything is easy. But I'll consider taking it next year especially since it's required at certain places--I don't want to be disqualified immediately b/c of something I could have fixed. </p>
<p>Thanks everyone for answering.</p>