What are the common SAT II needed to study economics at undergraduate (law at graduat

Test Preparation
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<p>I am planning to take 3 SAT II’s.</p>

<p>World History
Chemistry
MAths</p>

<p>Are these Ok for very good universities in the USA (top 20)
They usually say that u need lit or a humanity, a science and maths.</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

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<p>That’ll be fine. Just do the ones you feel you will score the highest on.</p>

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<p>those are fine. Ther is no requirement, unless you want to major in engineering or math.</p>

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<p>Universities that require SAT IIs require two except Georgetown which requires three. Two universities, Northwestern and Johns Hopkins, which do not require IIs, recommend three. MIT and Caltech require a science and math regardless of intended major (including economics). Others often require a science and math if applying for science or engineering majors but for any other majors usually have no restrictions including for economics. Don’t know to whom you are referring that “usually” says you should have a science and a math and a literature or humanities but they are obviously wrong since you usually only need two.</p>

<p>Note, none of the above has anything to do with law school (mentioned in your topic), a graduate school for which the only test that matters is the LSAT.</p>