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What are the SAT Subject Tests and Who Needs to Take Them?

As U.S. universities become more competitive, more are requiring additional tests other than the SAT.  All universities are accepting the SAT and ACT interchangeably now, but some schools are adding SAT Subject Tests (formerly "SAT IIs") and a lot are “strongly suggesting” several AP exams, when applicable, to their requirements.  For some of you, the SAT Subject Tests might be somewhat of a foreign test, since the tests are in a different style than the SAT/ACT and most schools didn’t require them until now.  Learn more about the SAT Subject Tests and how to decide which test is right for you.

As U.S. universities become more competitive, more are requiring additional tests other than the SAT. All universities are accepting the SAT and ACT interchangeably now, but some schools are adding SAT Subject Tests (formerly "SAT IIs") and a lot are “strongly suggesting” several AP exams, when applicable, to their requirements. For some of you, the SAT Subject Tests might be somewhat of a foreign test, since the tests are in a different style than the SAT/ACT and most schools didn’t require them until now. Learn more about the SAT Subject Tests and how to decide which test is right for you.

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