<p>For the UC's, I've heard that Math Level II is recommended. Is this true or does this mainly apply to engineering majors?</p>
<p>Also, I have already taken SAT II Literature and SAT II Chinese, and am going to take U.S. History in December. In the subject test section for the UC app, do I input the Literature and Chinese Scores, and the planned test date for U.S. History? I'm confused because I know that the UC's only require two SAT II scores, and the December test scores come out after the app is due. Would it be a risk to input the December test scores?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Math Level II is recommended however you do not need to take it. If you take a math subject test however, they recommend (require) you to take Math Level II.</p>
<p>Put in your test dates and scores for Literature and Chinese. Then place December 2007 as the test date with a blank score for US History. They understand that that means you have not taken it yet and cannot submit a score along with your application because the due date is the end of this month. Make sure to send them the scores from the College Board though.</p>
<p>So would taking Math Level II make me more competitive for admission? I have to admit, math is not my strongest subject.</p>
<p>Thanks for the reply Rick :)</p>
<p>I’m not too sure about that but since you’re taking US History, I’d advise you on taking Math II as your second test on that sitting.</p>
<p>Math 2 is only recommended (well, required) for engineering. It’s a plus for College of Chemistry, as well.</p>
<p>If you are applying to Letters & Sciences, put down your two best scores bcos L&S doesn’t care. But, strength in two different subject areas helps one stand out at Cal and UCLA.</p>