<p>okay this might be a stupid question so no verbal murder/massacre/etc. please. i have taken three sat iis and have scored well, but i took the bio sat ii and got a 730. it isn't a bad score, but i don't know how much princeton would mind, or whether they care at all since i don't plan on majoring in science. i am signed up to retake the sat I on saturday. my march scores are V: 750 M: 790 and W: 770. so....i don't know whether to try and retake sat ii bio on saturday or stick with retaking the sat i or just not show up and sleep in. thanks!</p>
<p>Leave'm and work on some other aspect of your app.</p>
<p>thanks! anyone else with suggestions?</p>
<p>I would not show up and sleep in.</p>
<p>me too .. ur scores are god , SATs only play part of many vital roles
Urs are good for an Ivy </p>
<p>Sleep in !</p>
<p>is it good enough for Princeton If I have 730 for chem, 800 for both math 2c and physics</p>
<p>WOW think about other things besides the SAT....you will not be accepted to princeton because of your sat scores....god......work on more significant parts of your application so you wont be dismayed when you get rejected....im trying to help you out</p>
<p>yea sure retake your sat Is... don't bother too much with SAT IIs, they only care about your top 3 anyway.</p>
<p>just remember, sat scores are used to weed people out; theyre really not gonna get you in. Sure, an 800 looks better than a 770 and multiple 800s create a nice effect, but admissions officers could care less. It doesn't hurt to retest to get your best score, but your admission certainly isnt resting on it. Work on something else that will make you stand out.</p>