Should someone who is fluent in a language take a SAT II language test?

Test Preparation
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<p>Is it worth it? </p>

<p>I'm fluent in Spanish but I dropped the class after a semester because I felt like it wasn't worth staying in as a fluent speaker. I took a few SAT II practice tests and got near perfect scores. Should I take the test even though I didn't take the class?</p>

2

<p>Yes, but it would be advisable to take other Subject Tests to show admissions other strengths.</p>

3

<p>You definitely should. Go for the 800! But remember that, even with a perfect score, you should still mention somewhere in your application that you are fluent in spanish, as the SAT is obviously way too easy to prove fluency…</p>

4

<p>near-perfect scores? If you’re fluent, why didn’t you get perfect scores?</p>

5

<p>^ I hate when people say that-_-</p>

<p>We are all fluent in English why don’t we get perfect scores in anything in English -_-?</p>

6

<p>If you do take the language SATII, just make sure you have two others…You would have to take 3 SATII’s, which can be a little mentally draining.</p>

7

<p>hah, exactly Sharon!
Thanks for the input everyone. I plan on taking Spanish, English Literature and Math 1.</p>

8

<p>amen sharon.
I always get my friends ask me a question about Spanish, and if I don’t know, they say “but I thought you’re Spanish?”</p>