<p>Looking around on college apps, most colleges I've seen say that 2 SAT 2's are required, although they list spots for 5-6 (like Stanford).</p>
<p>So I was wondering, for Stanford in particular, should I take more than 2? I've already got Math IIC and Chem under my belt, and I was planning on taking Bio in October. Obviously, taking more and doing well can't be a bad thing, but I don't really want to go through the whole ordeal again with no guarantee that I'll do well. I'd appreciate any advice!</p>
<p>hmm, i'd take it if you can do well. but if you're not sure, then maybe you shouldn't risk it. is there any other area you can do well in, like a language? i took 4 (i think...wow, i don't remember). the three that were recommended (writing, math, and a science) and a then a language. so, you obviously don't nee 5 or 6, but if you think you'll do well on bio, i'd say do it.</p>
<p>Well doing a third one will probably come in handy if not at Stanford then at some other institution that requires it. I don't think more than 3 SAT IIs will make much of a difference though.</p>
<p>If I have four SAT II's, but did pretty bad on the last one, should I not list it in the spaces? They'll see it anyways on the score report, so am I right in thinking it probably won't matter?</p>