Redo sat i or sat ii? Help!!!

Test Preparation
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<p>Hi! So I've applied for many ivy leagues (excluding Harvard, Princeton and Yale), and sent in all my applications already. I have excellent scores at school, I'm an elite athlete (though not in a sport that's being recruited :( ). I have ONE testing date left for the SAT, and I don't know which one to redo!!!</p>

<p>SAT I (reasoning) = 1950 (640 reading, 650 math, 660 writing)
SAT II (subject tests) = 770 French, 600 English Literature :S !!!</p>

<p>Should I focus on improving my SAT I??? (I know I can do it because I improved almost 200 from the first time), or get a great SAT II?! (I am really good at Bio so I might do that one and get close to 750). </p>

<p>So... would colleges look at SAT I more heavily or SAT II?</p>

<p>PLEASE HELP ITS URGENT CUZ THEN I NEED TO STUDY SOON!!!</p>

<p>Also, would they see me differently as an internationally competitive athlete?</p>

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<p>Colleges weigh the SAT I more than the SAT II. You would be better off studying to get 2000+ on the SAT I.</p>

<p>No idea about your being an athlete, though-sorry! :o</p>

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<p>^ I agree. Focus on the SAT it’s more important than the subject tests.</p>

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<p>okok thanks. even though i can only do one, i should redo the SAT i right?</p>

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<p>AND the big problem is that in school, I have like a 96 in advanced english so they might not add up (I do the International baccalaurate program so scores cant be inflated cuz it’s external marking)</p>

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<p>Yes. Do the SAT. Don’t worry about the english subject test.</p>

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<p>ok. does anyone actually know any ivys that (even though they ask for them) dont take the subject tests really into consideration?</p>