<p>I liked carnegie mellon alot and was initially planning on taking a sat II math. Instead I decided to take bio and all the other schools I'm applying to don't require math and would accept my lit,ush, and bio sat IIs. If I have to then I'll take the Math II exam for CMU, but I would really rather focus my energy on studying for bio. Is there any way to get past the required math sat II or is it truly a requirement? </p>
<p>Thanks,
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<p>What major/school are you looking at?</p>
<p>biology major</p>
<p>mellon college of sciences</p>
<p>CMU says that for MCS you have to take one of the math SATIIs as well as bio, chem, or physics. Sorry! :(</p>
<p>Sorry to intrude, but what about the College of Humanities and Social Sciences? I know they say on the testing requirements page any Math and one other subject test is required, but is there anyway to get around this? I've only recently discovered CMU, and all my other schools don't require IIc so I neverplanned to take it. I would also rather focus on my other subject tests (U.S. Hist and Lit). Plus, it's way too late to start studying for IIC and actually do well since I'm not so good at math in the first place.</p>
<p>Try calling admissions and seeing what they have to say.</p>