Question:
Are there limits to how many times the SAT and Subject Tests can be taken.?
Daochen W
2010-10-27 19:33:20 UTC
I want to take them, I am a UK student and don't quite know. Also on collegeboard it says most take it first in their junior year, I mean what then do you Americans do for the senior year?
Two answers:
thegentle Indian
2010-10-27 20:05:14 UTC
You may take the tests any number of times (But you will pay the test fees every time!)



If you study seriously, then take the test twice, with a gap of 2 months.

If you made mistakes in the first test, you have another chance to improve.



Fortunately, most Univs take the BETTER of two scores, independently, to your benefit!



For example, if your scores are :



Test 1. Math .... 590 Reading ....600. Writing ...... 650.



Test 2. ..... 450 .... 660 .........500



The Univ will take your scores as Math- 590, Reading- 660, and Writing- 650.

Isn't that good for you?
SoCal_Dolphin_Girl
2010-10-28 05:15:22 UTC
hey, no there is no limit you just have to pay a fee well most kids nowadays take them their sophmore, junior, and senior in the hopes of attaining a better score each time and maybe even a perfect score! for our senior years were basically working on college apps finishing our high school classes, which are still really demanding and riguorous especially aps and prepping for ap tests and subject test and then spending time with family and friends before heading off to college! what do you guys do your final year of school?


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