<p>When you have multiple SAT IIs on the same day, do you get to choose on test day what order you take them in? Also, if you decide you don't want to take one or two of a possible three, do you get to have to wait or something? Someone with experience help me out.</p>
<p>You choose the order. The test proctors dismiss people who are ready to leave after every hour.</p>
<p>So I know I am going to do the Math IIC in June, but I'm not sure if I'll do another 1 or 2. If I sign up for all three now, I can take the Math IIC first on the June date and not even bother with the other 2?</p>
<p>dont sign up for all 3. Sign up for just IIC. If you sign up for all 3 and take 1, they bill you for 3. If you sign up for 1 and take 3 they bill you as if you took 3 without an extra surcharge.</p>
<p>wait, so if I sign up for two but take three on test day it would cost the same as signing up for three to begin with?</p>
<p>I don't know if I'll be ready for math 2c by that time but I only have 12 days left to sign up. Could I just sign up for Literature and Chemistry and then if I am prepared could I add Math on test day for no other fees beside the cost of the test itself?</p>
<p>IF you sign up for two and take three, you will be billed the cost of the extra test. The final cost will be the same as registering for three. As for testing order, the only rule is that Writing (now defunct) and Language w/ Listening (November only, I think) have to be taken first. Other than that, you're free to choose what order to take tests in and how many to take.</p>