<p>Do SAT II subject tests carry a little more weight than the SAT I? </p>
<p>Also, does Harvard clump the three highest SAT II scores (like the SAT I) together to form a composite score? (e.g SAT II: 2200 composite)</p>
<p>Do SAT II subject tests carry a little more weight than the SAT I? </p>
<p>Also, does Harvard clump the three highest SAT II scores (like the SAT I) together to form a composite score? (e.g SAT II: 2200 composite)</p>
<p>I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure the answers are no and no.</p>
<p>alot of ivies and top schools do consider SAT IIs as equals to the Is...not sure if Harvard is one.</p>