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Old 07-09-2007, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Nausha View Post
I only know that I should definitely do well on my SAT II's if I want to get into a good college/good IBCC marks. The main reason I was going to take AP chemistry was to prepare myself for the SAT subject test in chemistry.

So what do you think? Should I go ahead and take the course my senior year or stick with what I have now (which is a 4.39 unweighted and a 3.8 weighted)?

IBCC doesn't care about SAT II scores, and neither do Government colleges. Only private medical schools want to see high scores on SAT II's.

You also don't need AP Chem to score high on the SAT II. If you use the correct preparation materials, you can easily achieve well over 700.

It's better to keep your GPA high, and not risk getting a lower unweighted GPA.
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