<p>Does Princeton require ANY three SAT II's only?</p>
<p>Can a science genius take only science SAT II's and use 3 800's on biology, chemistry, and physics to apply for Princeton?</p>
<p>If you take more than three SAT II's, they only take the top three, right?</p>
<p>Any 3 SAT IIs (I'm not positive they haven't reduced it to 2 with the New SAT...) are fine, unless you're entering the engineering school, in which case I believe they recommend one of the Math SAT IIs and either physics or chem. Somewhere on P'ton's website I saw that they <em>will</em> look at any additional SAT II scores. I certainly don't know whether that means you will be somehow disadvantaged if you have 3 great scores and 1 or 2 not so great scores, or if additional high sores will only help you...</p>
<p>according to the princeton website you can submit any three SAT scores, and a friend of mine got in submitting writing, literature, and another one (US history i think). however, when i went there as a junior (so long ago!) for a tour, our tour guide/admissions officer heavily hinted at submitting a writing and math score. ::shrug::</p>
<p>Thanks gusy!</p>
<p>Anybody else?</p>
<p>I would definately recommend taking one of the maths, preferably math IIC. What does the new SAT go up to again...Algebra II? And I think math IIC goes into precalc? I think...but anyway, take IIC because it will have a nice bearing on your app. I would say writing, but it's already in the new SAT. Otherwise, just do whatever you want.</p>