<p>i took practice tests in the official book by collegeboard:
math level 1: 610 ( but i can still study for a month! to higher my score to around 700+)
french: 770
german: 680 </p>
<p>so should i take the german and risk a score under a 700 or not? is a 680 a horrible score for ivy schools? would it help if i took german too, or not? </p>
<p>thanks !!!! :)</p>
<p>Check out the college requirements for both application and major – some schools require the SAT II be in different disciplines (1 a math/science and the other be in a humanities).</p>
<p>Most kids aiming for Ivy have taken AP courses – If you have taken an AP course, then look for a corresponding SATII exam</p>
<p>The Math II test is graded on a friendlier curve than Math I. Math II covers Trig. You may want to explore Math II instead of Math I.</p>
<p>And finally – you can take 3 SAT II in one sitting. Maybe you should consider taking all 3.</p>
<p>thanks!!
but im an international student so my school doesnt have any of those AP classes and stuff…
but ummm… would the german test hurt my chances?</p>
<p>Most Ivies accept students with really high SAT scores. I don’t think 700 is high enough for their caliber. I would say that you don’t take the test.</p>