How many SAT Subject Tests can I take?
Theoretically as many as you like and/or can manage. The more the better as they really boost your application. The better universities normally require a minimum of 2 while some demand 3 SAT Subject Tests (Princeton University is an excellent case in point). Many of our students take at least 3 and it is quite common for some to sit four or five.
Theoretically as many as you like and/or can manage. The more the better as they really boost your application. The better universities normally require a minimum of 2 while some demand 3 SAT Subject Tests (Princeton University is an excellent case in point). Many of our students take at least 3 and it is quite common for some to sit four or five.
How many SAT Subject Tests can I sit in any one test session?
There are six dates per year for international students and one can sit up to three in any one session. SAT Subject Tests last just one hour and tend to be very exhausting because of the time pressure. Therefore, many students organize their timing very carefully in order to optimize their performance. Please note that you cannot sit the SAT Reasoning Test and SAT Subject Tests on the same day.
There are six dates per year for international students and one can sit up to three in any one session. SAT Subject Tests last just one hour and tend to be very exhausting because of the time pressure. Therefore, many students organize their timing very carefully in order to optimize their performance. Please note that you cannot sit the SAT Reasoning Test and SAT Subject Tests on the same day.
How much do the SAT Subject Tests count?
A lot. These tests allow you to show that you have in-depth knowledge in a wide range of subjects that you have studied or are studying at high school. In fact, we at AGF Tutoring would support that great SAT Subject test scores can often outweigh one’s performance in the SAT Reasoning and/or ACT examinations. An excellent example would be that of SAT Subject Test Mathematics Level 2: many students who are strong in mathematics often attain a higher score in the more difficult SAT Subject Test than they do in the SAT Reasoning and/or ACT.
A lot. These tests allow you to show that you have in-depth knowledge in a wide range of subjects that you have studied or are studying at high school. In fact, we at AGF Tutoring would support that great SAT Subject test scores can often outweigh one’s performance in the SAT Reasoning and/or ACT examinations. An excellent example would be that of SAT Subject Test Mathematics Level 2: many students who are strong in mathematics often attain a higher score in the more difficult SAT Subject Test than they do in the SAT Reasoning and/or ACT.
Which SAT Subject Tests are the most difficult?
Well, everything is relative though the numbers indicate that the World History Subject Test is the most difficult – the average is around 570/800 at the time of writing.
Well, everything is relative though the numbers indicate that the World History Subject Test is the most difficult – the average is around 570/800 at the time of writing.
What is the best combination of SAT Subject Tests?
It is advisable to have a good balance, as well as relevance, as far as your target undergraduate degree is concerned. If, for example, you are applying for Engineering or a science degree then Mathematics and a science may be mandatory. However, if you can supplement your mathematics and physics with, for instance, a language or history this would impress greatly.
It is advisable to have a good balance, as well as relevance, as far as your target undergraduate degree is concerned. If, for example, you are applying for Engineering or a science degree then Mathematics and a science may be mandatory. However, if you can supplement your mathematics and physics with, for instance, a language or history this would impress greatly.
How many times can I sit the SAT Subject Tests?
Hypothetically, you could sit them as many times as you wish. However, it is always best to sit them once and as far as possible make sure that you attain your highest score in that first sitting. Generally, the better universities do not like to see multiples sittings.
Hypothetically, you could sit them as many times as you wish. However, it is always best to sit them once and as far as possible make sure that you attain your highest score in that first sitting. Generally, the better universities do not like to see multiples sittings.
How long does it take to prepare for a SAT Subject Test?
Dependent on your basic knowledge of the subject the average time of preparation is normally 6-8 months. Some SAT Subject Tests are more demanding, such as World History, which because of the volume of material may require more preparation time. If, however, your mathematics is strong you may well be able to manage in less time.
Dependent on your basic knowledge of the subject the average time of preparation is normally 6-8 months. Some SAT Subject Tests are more demanding, such as World History, which because of the volume of material may require more preparation time. If, however, your mathematics is strong you may well be able to manage in less time.