Russell Jacobson

SAT

27 November, 15:08

Why might students take an SAT Subject Test?

A. School sometimes award extra credit if students do well on subject tests

B. Students who do well on subject tests often don't have to take the SAT

C. Some colleges require subject test for admissions

D. The subject tests let students make up credit for a course they have failed

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