<p>Hey guys. I got a 760 on my chem SAT II the first time around. The only reason I didn't get an 800 was that there were two subjects that I hadn't covered in class (organic and nuclear chem) which we did in the month after the test :{ </p>
<p>So, I feel that I can get an 800 if I retake, but should I? Do colleges only look at the best SAT II scores, and do you think they'd value an 800 that much more over a 760? </p>
<p>Where are you applying? If you feel you can get an 800, you could, although I don't see why it's necessary if the rest of your statistics are good.</p>
<p>I wouldn't bother. You're in the same grouping as people who score 800, though the number doesn't look as nice. If you have to take more Subject Tests, you could just take it in the same sitting, but I wouldn't go on purpose to retake Chemistry.</p>
<p>My other stats aren't too horrible: 2200 (740m,730cr,730w) SAT and 800 on IIC. Plus, I'm going to take the US history subject test in october, so that's where I would fit it in if I bothered.</p>
<p>fight till you drop. i havent taken them yet and already registered for a second date. you give up and you are out. the next ****er takes your place, your job, our girl your car.
take.</p>
<p>I got into Harvard w/o overobsessing over my grades and stuff. Chances are people who do that dont get in. We want people who are smart, not try to look/be smart.</p>
<p>Okay, so the consensus seems to be not retake anything 750+? K then, I don't think I'll retake. But I just feel like I can get that stupid 800...grrrrr <em>shrugs</em></p>