Help please: What to do for November testing?

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<p>I know this is a kinda long post but I’m really confused as to how to handle my November test date.</p>

<p>I signed up for the November SAT Reasoning Test at the same time I signed up for October-just in case something went wrong. It turns out my scores were ok in October (700CR 780M 730W).</p>

<p>I have taken the SAT already twice. I honestly feel my score in October was really lucky; my test average is only in the 2100’s. I have two options that I cannot decide between:</p>

<p>A) Take the SAT again in November, and cancel scores if it is too difficult
B) Try to take Standby testing for SAT II’s</p>

<p>I have taken Math IIC and Biology twice each, my best scores being 760 and 750 respectively. If I get standby testing, I’m going to try taking Lit (first time) and Math IIC (third time). I’m really considering option B because I only have two subject tests and I’ve heard having only two puts you at a disadvantage (even at the UC’s, which are my top choices).</p>

<p>Lets assume money isn’t really an issue. How should I handle my November test date? Any help would be greatly appreciated, please shed any light you can on the subject-especially standby testing. Thanks in advance.</p>

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<p>Don’t bother with taking the SAT again. 1480 = 99 percentile, good job.</p>

<p>Take sat ii’s if you are prepared for it. Good luck.</p>

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<p>you’ve gotten exceptionally good scores…no point in retaking the SATI</p>

<p>I’d focus on the SAT II if i were you.</p>

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<p>Your SAT I scores are pretty good, id work on SAT IIs</p>

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<p>Don’t put yourself in the “I retook and got a lower score” boat.</p>

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<p>Thanks for all the helpful posts-it looks like I’ll be standby testing November 3rd.</p>

<p>SAT-R-US, you brought up a very good point-I may even do worse.</p>