<p>Hi, I know that decent universities require/recommend 2 SAT II scores. I am applying for Computer Science so I'm automatically taking MATH II as well as PHYSICS. </p>
<p>My question is whether I should take MATH I along with those to subjects or is it just a waste of time since universities do not even consider MATH I as a SAT II test?</p>
<p>Please reply if you have had experience in these situations. Thanks.</p>
<p>Those that require SAT subject tests for engineering/ computer science usually want a math and a science. Majority of those, including for example MIT, readily accept math 1 or 2. Others, like Caltech, require math 2. In any event, for those that take either math 1 or 2, it is pointless to take math 1 if you already have a good math 2 score. The reason is that the subject test requirement of any of those colleges is for tests in different subjects. Taking math 1 and math 2 thus counts as only one test and they would use that math test with higher score and ignore the other.</p>
I got an 800 on the SAT Physics test and I did the Summer Science Program