Should I retake the SAT for these schools?

Test Preparation
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<p>Current SAT score (from one sitting, same thing superscored): 2000 (600 CR, 690 W, 11 Essay, 710 M)</p>

<p>In order of prestige of schools:
College of William and Mary
University of Michigan
University of Rochester
University of Texas - Austin
University of Wisconsin - Madison
UC Davis
Indiana University
University of Oregon</p>

<p>I also haven’t taken the subject tests, but none of the schools I’m applying to require them. And I wouldn’t be able to take them if I retook the SAT… </p>

<p>So the real question is retake SAT or take subject tests?</p>

<p>Thank you guys so much for your advice! :D</p>

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<p>Well, the possibility of you doing better on SATs is pretty low, especially since you’re already at 2000. Unless you’ve been studying since June and doing well on practice tests, you probably shouldn’t re-take them. It may not be required, but it might be recommended…or you might need to take them to be considered competitive compared to the other applicants.</p>

<p>You could take ACT, I suppose. Some schools accept ACT in place of SAT + Subject.</p>

<p>Why can’t you take Subject Tests if you take the SAT?</p>

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<p>You can retake the SAT1 in October (keep practicing). I would recommend that because A) Your CR score might hold you back some and B) most takers increase their scores during a second sitting (with superscoring, there is little risk.) You can take SAT2s in November, if you would like.</p>

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<p>with this score, I think you can get in those univerisity except College of William and Mary and University of Michigan. both are reach</p>