<p>I have a SAT score of 2150 (M-710, CR-690, W-750) and my subject tests are Lit - 710, M II - 720, and Bio E - 710.</p>
<p>I'm hoping to get into Stanford (my extracurrics are there and I have straight A's). For my next SAT registration, should I shoot for better Subjects, or a better Reasoning?</p>
<p>please answer asap</p>
<p>Your Subject scores are good, your Math and writing are good, but retake the reasoning to try to bring CR to 700 or higher.</p>
<p>So you really think those subjects are good enough? I looked online and they are about in the 85th percentile (except math II is in about the 65th). I’m just confused as to how important the subjects are. Btw, i only took the reasoning once, and it was last year</p>
<p>Buy the Barron’s workbooks for the SAT I and get to work.
The Barron’s SAT Math II book is also excellent. I hadn’t taken Pre-calc in over a year and scored 770 with 3 days of studying it.
Barron’s will get you into Stanford.</p>
<p>There is no good enough score, however anything 700 or higher is competitive. A 700 or higher on each section is preferred. Colleges dont look at percentiles, only scores, the reason the percentiles are a bit unusual for the SAT 2 tests is because the SAT 2 tests are self-selecting tests.</p>
<p>You can wikipedia or google “self-selecting” if you dont understand what I’m saying.</p>
<p>You don’t have a chance in hell at Stanford…</p>
<p>you think so?</p>