<p>Hi everyone!
So this Saturday I am signed up to take the subject tests in Spanish, Physics, and Literature. I have no idea what order to take them in...Does anyone who has taken these tests have any suggestions? Quite frankly my physics score matters to me the most since I am interested in being an engineering major but obviously I want all my scores to be high.
Thanks so much!</p>
<p>My recommendation: physics, literature, Spanish.</p>
<p>I was in a similar position in May, but I was doing biology, US history, and lit. I cared the most about biology because I had studied so much in the AP course. I decided to take biology first while I was relatively awake (or at least not further exhausted from hours of filling in bubbles), then US, then lit. Biology went great, lit not so much. It’s not just an extended critical reading section; the passages are more difficult and require a bit more thinking. I think my lower than expected lit score had a lot to do with fatigue, since after two other tests, I didn’t quite have the energy left for analytical thinking. So I’d say it’s a good idea to do the one you care most about first, but don’t write lit off as an easy third test.</p>
<p>If you during one sitting you do well on Bio subject test but not on another (just taking Lit as a chance of doing well), can you just report the Bio scores to college and never report the Lit score? I am not planning on taking Lit again. I already have a solid Math II score.</p>
<p>I believe most colleges require you to send all of your test scores. But for those that don’t, you can use ScoreChoice to pick and choose which ones to send.</p>
<p>a lot more colleges are using Scorechoice nowadays, so I wouldn’t worry about retaking it</p>