<p>The SAT and ACT are optional, right? Also, can someone explain the "sending any three test" shpeal?</p>
<p>SAT I and ACT are optional. </p>
<p>Three tests you have to submit (choose one from each category):
English- AP Eng Lang/Lit, SAT Writing (i'm assuming SAT I Writing)
Quantative- AP Phys/Chem/Calc, SAT II Math/Phys/Chem
Third test: anything else i.e. SAT II US History/Spanish....</p>
<p>THis is what the website says:</p>
<p>Candidates must submit standardized tests in at least three areas of study. The requirement may be met by submitting either the ACT; or the SAT I administered on or after March 12, 2005; or three exams in different areas of study which may be selected, mixed and matched from either the SAT IIs, APs or International Baccalaureate exams.</p>
<p>Would it help to hear it from the horse's mouth? I work in the admissions office--you're all correct. You may submit the SAT I or the ACT or SAT II, AP or IB scores, as long as they are representative of the different subject areas. You may submit all three of one test or a combination. Or you can go all out and submit everything--Middlebury will look at the highest scores. Hope that helps!</p>
<p>Not a math/sci person at all, so i submitted the AP Eng Lang test, AP US History, and a SAT II language test...is that okay for admissions? I did take the math ic and iic in Nov and I suppose I could rush that if a math/sci is ABSOLUTELY needed, but I'm having doubts the quality of those scores =( Please advise!</p>
<p>Those should be alright, I suppose, although I do think they would like a quantitative test score. Maybe call the admissions office and find out.</p>
<p>yea, they do need quantitative score, which could be fulfilled by
SAT II or AP Math/Chem/Phys.
For exact info, check the website.</p>
<p>Thanks you guys, I'm def gonna look into it.
I'm feeling around a 680 for ic and iic, blah, we'll see, ha.
Goodnight!</p>