<p>hey everyone...
Ok so I'm a junior right now and I am trying to put together a schedule of when I will be taking my sats......
This is what I'm thinking</p>
<p>1st time- January
2nd- June
3rd ( if needed ) - October</p>
<p>How is the january and June curve?</p>
<p>Does that seem reasonable....... I wont be able to do any studying between Feb and May because of baseball... so iv tried to work around that.......</p>
<p>Good/ bad/ probs? thanks</p>
<p>Is this solely for your SAT I's, or are you planning to take your Reasoning test on one day, your Subject tests on another, and retest in October if you do badly in either of them?</p>
<p>Unless you're super prepared already, I'd imagine you would end up wanting to retake your Reasoning test at least once, and you'd have to span your subject tests over more than one day (I took 2 tests one day, 1 test another day, and then (retaking two) took 3 tests a last day)...</p>
<p>I would add one more day in there.... Maybe take the Reasoning test in January, a couple Subject tests in both May and June (Since that's around when you'll be finishing your classes, everything will be fresh in your mind), and retake the Reasoning test in October if you didn't do so well?</p>
<p>This is just for SAT I........ this does not include SAT IIs or ACT</p>
<p>Well the fact that it doesn't include ACTs doesn't really matter, because they tend to be on different days. But unless you're only applying to school that don't require SAT IIs, you really do need to take into account the fact that you'll need to have a viable date on which to take them. And I would highly reccommend making that date either May or June, as the other poster said, because it's really a disadvantage to take them when you either haven't been in that subject for awhile, or have only started it. The exceptions to this being things like Lit and French/Spanish/etc that you could take any time.</p>