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Old 12-02-2008, 10:24 AM   #1
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How much is math I frowned upon for a chemistry major at places like Boston College

At most of the schools I am applying, my 1370/2070 is slightly above average at places like Boston College and Wake Forest and good for places like Boston University and Villanova. I took the SAT II in November and my scores were pretty disastrous (670 on chem and on the lit one). I am taking them again Saturday, and I am not sure if I should take math I or II in addition to retaking those other two tests. I am currenly in AP Calculus; however, after looking over a Baron's practice test, I didn't know alot and I got many wrong. How bad is it to take the Math I which I know I will do good on for a person who is majoring in chemistry?
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Old 12-02-2008, 10:51 AM   #2
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Go with Math II. It has a large curve and if you just practice your algebra and geometry, you should be fine.
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