no sats required at middlebury?

Applying to College
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<p>the website says that you can send in AP scores or SAT IIs (or IBs but i'm not in IB).</p>

<p>would it look better to submit :700 v, 600 m, 720 w OR a 5 in APUSH, 4 in English Comp AP, and a 3 on the Latin AP (vergil) test? i could also submit my SAT IIs (600 in math (boo...), a 740 in literature, and an 800 in US History)</p>

<p>i don't think english and literature are separate
enough to submit both as two different subjects</p>

<p>also, does anyone know more about the February admission program there?</p>

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<p>If I were you, i'd get my math SAT II up (to at least 650) and submit the 3 SAT IIs. </p>

<p>What do you want to know about the Feb program?</p>

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<p>i wouldnt submit the AP's unless they are all 5s. That said, those SAT IIs are pretty strong. Just raise the math a bit and you'll definitely have a shot</p>

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<p>Or take another SAT II in a subject that is stronger for you than Math; any three differerent subjects qualify.</p>

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<p>Do you have to send all of one type or can you send a mixture of both, just with different subjects?</p>

<p>If you can mix and match I'd look into sending the 800 and 740 subject tests with the 720 writing section</p>

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<p>you can send the SAT I, the ACT, or Mixed and matched SAT IIs, APs, and IBS. The third option used to require that one of the tests be math/sciency and one be geared more towards english. I don't know if that's changed though.</p>

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<p>i emailed and my response was that English Comp AP and the Lit SAT II are considered that same subject. they would like (but do not require) me to submit a quantitative test (math or science). i think i'm going to try the Bio SAT II</p>

<p>i was just curious as to whether is was worth it to wait until feb. to start college.</p>