<p>I have planned to take the January SAT. But I am confused whether to take SAT I or SAT IIs. Here are my prev test scores :</p>
<p>ACT : 30
SAT II : Math2-710; Physics-760</p>
<p>Can you please suggest me whether should I take SAT I or retake SAT IIs to increase my chances at Duke?</p>
<p>thnk</p>
<p>i^2</p>
<p>Well you need to take the SAT I, of course. What are those scores if you've taken it already?</p>
<p>i scored 30 on the ACT and 710 and 760 on the SAT IIs. which will give me a better edge? higher scores on SAT I or in the subject tests? thnx</p>
<p>i^2</p>
<p>people generally score higher on the act than the sat, from what i've seen. if you havent taken the sat you could give it a try, but you have to study for it. i retook the sat without studying and did worse.</p>
<p>If you submit your ACT's then your SAT2's won't be looked at. If you want them to be then you have to submit an SAT1. I would take the SAT1 and see how you do. You can also take the ACT again if you want to bring that up.</p>
<p>For the record, Duke takes the SAT1 and two SAT2'S OR the entire ACT with writing.</p>
<p>I believe Mike1717 is correct--if you take the ACT and the SAT I/IIs, then I think Duke will consider whichever gives you the best score (i.e. either the ACT or the SAT combos). They don't mix and match between the two types of tests.Taking the SAT I shouldn't hurt you if that is the case, as your SAT II's are decent. Just make sure you will have the SAT I with the writing component (the new SAT).</p>
<p>Indeed bandmom. Indeed</p>