<p>I know Columbia requires two SAT IIs, and I've looked at their application.. It only has two lines for SAT IIs, so obviously you should put down your two highest (if you took more than two), which for me are 690 and 740 (not great, I know).</p>
<p>But if you've taken three, like me ( third is a 660 =[ ), will they place any emphasis on this third one ?</p>
<p>there should be a space at the end of the app for miscellaneous scores (like IB) so if it is important to you that they know that you could put it there....but it might be better if they don't know, depending on the subject.</p>
<p>if the app asks for two u logically put ur two highest....</p>
<p>as for IB scores...you apply in November or January and u take the IB exams in May.</p>
<p>but full diploma students take 2 exams (usually) in the spring of junior year...at least in my school</p>
<p>not at my school they didnt...we took all 6 of them in May of senior year.</p>
<p>the best ways to show off those scores is to either have them sent to columbia when they come out (does the IB even do that) or have them mentioned in a college councelor recommendation or a recommendation from the prof whose class you took the test in.....</p>
<p>what kind of scores are we looking at here anyhow?</p>
<p>wow, that sucks. we did 1 or 2 SLs junior year, and then the rest senior year. and yes, IB will send your scores to one college for you, in the summer after senior year. the whole point of this was SAT II scores, anyway.</p>