<p>I'm sorry if this has already been discussed. I read through some threads and didn't see this answered directly.</p>
<p>Is there score choice on the SAT Subject Tests? I'm taking Math and Chemistry in May and think I probably won't do well on the Chemistry but I already payed for it. I took Bio freshman year so I only need one more school to send off to some of my schools. Trying to decide if it's worth taking the Chemistry anyways in case I do better than I think or to just take the math. If I have to send all Subject Test scores I'd opt out of taking the chem. </p>
<p>And if I pick the send 4 score reports option I still get Score Choice, right?
Thanks.</p>
<p>If you use the 4 free score reports given to you upon registration, you can only choose to send by the test date, meaning if you want to a send a specific subject test you have to send every other subject test taken on the same day.</p>
<p>If you used a fee waiver, you are given a ‘flexible’ score report that allows you to send by individual test. Otherwise, score reports you pay for (the most common form) allow you to send by individual test. I think score choice for SAT IIs is universal as well, meaning schools don’t require you to send all your subject test scores even if they require you to send all SAT I scores.</p>
<p>So, unless you want to save money and use the free score reports, which normally aren’t necessary at all, there should be no problem here.</p>
<p>Not using a fee waiver. I was thinking I would use my 4 score reports from when I take the SAT I in June just in case I get a score I’m happy with and if not I’d just send my subject tests. In that case it sounds like it would be better for me to just take the math so I can use the June score reports.</p>
<p>As long as you do not use the four free sends, you will later be able to choose which SAT II scores to send. However, be aware that there are a number of colleges that require you to send all scores and not exercise score choice – some of those “all score” colleges do require all SAT II scores to be sent not just all SATs. Also be aware that many high schools put all your scores on your official high school transcript (so you might want to check what yours does).</p>