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【转自网络】Colleges That Require SAT Subject Tests

This chart shows the standardized testing policies for 2017/2018. We've marked four policies towards the Subject Tests: required, recommended, considered, and alternative.

• Required means you have to take the SAT Subject Tests. In a few cases, as you'll see, colleges will accept the ACT in lieu of the Subject Tests. Some colleges require one subject test, while other colleges (typically those that are more selective) require two.
• Recommended is a little vague, as it leaves the decision up to you whether or not to send SAT Subject Test scores. If you can achieve high scores or want to make up for a low SAT score, then it's a good idea to send Subject Test scores to these schools. If your scores are low and will look like an outlier on your application, you might be better served not sending them. In most of these cases, though, colleges will likely appreciate that you took on the extra challenge and can demonstrate subject mastery.
• Considered means that the colleges do not necessarily expect your SAT Subject Test scores, but they will factor them in if you decide to send them. If you have a real interest in a particular subject or it's connected to your future academic and/or professional goals, then it may enhance your application to send a (strong) Subject Test score.
• Alternative means that colleges have unique policies that may be test flexible.
  

College	Category	ACT in Lieu of SAT and Subject Tests?	Policy
Amherst College	Considered		Applicants who wish to submit Subject Test results may do so for consideration as part of the application evaluation process.
Barnard College	Considered		Subject tests are not required, but will be considered if submitted.
Boston College	Considered		SAT II Subject Tests are optional. If you would like to highlight a talent in a specific area, you are welcome to submit SAT Subject Tests for consideration with your application. Subject Tests, particularly in foreign languages and the sciences, may be used for placement during the first year.
Boston University	Considered [Req for Special Programs]		Accelerated medical and dental programs require Subject Tests in Chemistry and Math 2. A Subject Test in a foreign language is also recommended for these programs.
Bowdoin College	Considered [Req for students who were homeschooled or attended high schools with no grades]		Test Optional. SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests are all optional, but will be considered if submitted. Applicants for whom subject tests are required should take Math Level 1 or 2 and a science.
Brown University	Recommended (2)		Liberal Medical Education Applicants should submit at least one Subject Test in either Biology, Chemistry, or Physics
Bucknell University	Considered		Students may submit their SAT Subject Test scores as supplemental information to their application. Bucknell does recommend the test in foreign language for any student planning to enroll in foreign language coursework.
California Institute of Technology	Required (2)		Requires Specific Tests: SAT Subject Test Math Level 2, and one SAT Subject Test in science.
Carleton College	Considered		Applicants may submit the results of their SAT subject tests. "We have found these tests valuable aids in the assessment of the quality of student achievement in a wide variety of secondary school programs. It has been our experience that SAT subject test results usually enhance a candidate's credentials and only rarely constitute a negative factor."
Carnegie Mellon University	Recommended for most programs		Two SAT Subject Tests are recommended, in addition to the SAT/ACT, except for the College of Fine Arts.
Claremont McKenna	Considered		Subject Tests are considered if submitted. Homeschooled students are required to submit two SAT Subject Tests, one of which must be math.
Colby College	Alternative		Two SAT Subject Tests can be substituted in place of either the SAT or ACT.
College of the Holy Cross	Considered		Test Optional. SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests are all optional, but will be considered if submitted.
Colorado College	Alternative		Three SAT Subject Tests can be substituted in place of either the SAT or ACT. The tests must include one quantitative, one writing/verbal, and a third of your choice.
Columbia University	Considered		The SAT Subject Test scores are not required, but Columbia will accept scores from the exams if you choose to submit them. You will not be at a disadvantage should you choose not to take the tests or submit the scores to Columbia.
Connecticut College	Considered		Test Optional. SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests are all optional, but will be considered if submitted.
Cooper Union	Required [Engineering Only] (2)		All Engineering applicants must submit two SAT II subject test scores. One must be in Math (Level 1 or 2) and the other must be in either Physics or Chemistry. Architecture and Art applicants are not required to submit SAT II scores.
Cornell University	Required [Arts and Sciences and Engineering only]		Subjects of your choice for Arts and Sciences; math and a science of your choice for Engineering.
Dartmouth College	Recommended		"We recommend that you submit two SAT Subject Test scores to help us better understand your academic strengths. We encourage you to take tests in the two subjects you like the most. If you submit more than two subject test scores, we will look at your two best scores. Alternately, if you do not submit subject test scores, it will not prevent your candidacy from receiving a full review by the Admissions Committee."
Davidson College	Considered		If applicants have taken SAT Subject Tests, Davidson welcomes but does not require those scores.
Duke University	Recommended	Yes	For those students who submit the SAT, two subject tests strongly recommended.
Emory University	Recommended [Req for homeschooled applicants]		"SAT II subject exams are encouraged, but not required. Students are encouraged to submit SAT subject exam scores for academics areas of strength and/or interest. Since these exams are not required, students have the choice of which subject exams they want to report. Do note that we request home-schooled applicants submit scores from three SAT II subject exams."
Franklin Olin College of Engineering	Considered		Subject Tests are considered if submitted.
George Washington University	Considered [Req Special Programs] (2)		Two SAT Subject Tests are required in science and mathematics for the Seven Year BA/MD program.
Georgetown University	Recommended [Strongly] (3)		Strongly Recommended: Three SAT Subject Tests.
Hamilton College	Alternative		Three SAT Subject Tests can be substituted in place of either the SAT or ACT. One must be a verbal or writing/essay test, one must be a quantitative test, and the third is your choice.
Harvard College	Required (2)		Two SAT Subject Tests are Required, in addition to the SAT/ACT, except in special circumstances: "While we normally require two SAT Subject Tests, you may apply without them if the cost of taking the tests represents a financial hardship or if you prefer to have your application considered without them...If your first language is not English, a Subject Test in your first language may be less helpful."
Harvey Mudd College	Required (2)		Two SAT Subject Tests are required. One must be in Math Level 2; the other can be in any subject the student chooses.
Ithaca College	Considered		Test Optional. SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests are all optional, but will be considered if submitted. SAT Subject Tests are still considered optional supplements for homeschooled applicants.
Johns Hopkins University	Considered		"Applicants may also choose to submit SATSubject Tests in one or more areas of interest as a way to demonstrate an academic strength. We will consider the two highest Subject Test scores when reviewing applications, but your application will not be negatively affected if you choose not to submit Subject Test scores."
Lafayette College	Recommended		Subject Tests are recommended to strengthen your application.
Lehigh University	Recommended		SAT Subject Tests are not required for admissions but are recommended as college credit may be awarded for scores of 700 or higher.
Macalester College	Considered		Subject Tests are considered if submitted.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Required (2)		Two SAT Subject Tests are Required, in addition to the SAT/ACT. Specific tests required: Math (Level 1 or Level 2) and either Biology, Chemistry, or Physics
McGill University	Required (2)	Yes	SAT + two SAT Subject Tests Required , OR ACT with Writing
Middlebury College	Alternative		Three SAT Subject Tests can be substituted in place of either the SAT or ACT.
Mills College	Considered [Required for homeschooled applicants]		In addition to first-year student requirements, homeschool students  will need to submit official results of the GED or the California High School Proficiency Examination and two SAT subject tests
New York University	Alternative		Test requirements satisfied by fulfilling one of the following: SAT (essay not required) ACT (writing not required) Three Subject Tests Three AP exams The International Baccalaureate Diploma Three IB higher-level exams (if a student is not an IB Diploma candidate) Students who choose to submit three SAT Subject Tests, AP or IB scores must submit one in literature or the humanities, one in math or science, and one of the student's choice.
Northwestern University	Considered		"SAT subject tests are optional. Subject exams...allow students to demonstrate their skill level(s) in a particular area. However, subject tests may be from topics outside of your potential major. Prospective students who do not submit SAT subject test results will not be penalized; we recognize that many applicants may not have the opportunity to sign up for the exams."
Oberlin College	Considered		Subject Tests are considered if submitted.
Occidental College	Considered		Subject Tests are considered if submitted.
Pomona College	Considered [Recommended for homeschooled applicants]		SAT Subject Test scores are optional. In addition to the SAT or ACT test results, home-schooled students are encouraged, although not required, to submit results of at least two SAT Subject or Advanced Placement exams
Pratt Institute	Considered [Req Architecture]		Bachelor of Architecture applicants are recommended to take the Math Level 1 or Level 2 Subject Test.
Princeton University	Recommended (2)		"We recommend, but do not require, the submission of two SAT Subject tests. If you intend to pursue a B.S.E. degree, we recommend you take one SAT Subject Test in either physics or chemistry and one SAT Subject Test in mathematics (Level I or II)."
Reed College	Considered		Subject Tests are considered if submitted.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Considered [Req for Special Programs]	Yes	Applicants to the accelerated programs in law or medicine must submit two SAT Subject Tests (one math and one science).
Rice University	Required (2)	Yes	Two SAT Subject Tests in fields related to proposed area of study are required.
Smith College	Considered		SAT II subject tests are optional for all applicants.
Stanford University	Considered		"Stanford requires just one exam—either the SAT with Essay or the ACT with Writing. All other exams are optional. Because additional scores can assist us in our evaluation process, we welcome the self-reporting of these results in your application."
Stevens Institute of Technology	Considered [Req for Special Programs]		Subject Tests in Math (Level 1 or 2) and either Chemistry or Biology are required for the Accelerated Medical Program.
Swarthmore College	Considered		Subject Tests are not required for admission, but will be considered if submitted. Prospective engineers are encouraged to submit the Math 2 Subject Test.
Tufts University	Required (2)	Yes	Tufts requires either the SAT (without the optional essay) plus two SAT Subject Tests, or the ACT (the writing section will no longer be required.) Engineering applicants submitting Subject Tests are advised to take math and either physics or chemistry. Students considering a major in mathematics or the sciences are advised to take math and a science test.
Union College	Considered [Req for Special Programs]	Yes	Test Optional. Students applying to the Leadership in Medicine program are required to submit one math and one science Subject Test along with the SAT. Alternatively, applicants can submit the ACT in lieu of both SAT and Subject Tests.
University of California, Berkeley	Recommended		Scores from SAT Subject Tests can be used to showcase academic mastery.
University of California, Davis	Considered		SAT Subject Tests are not required and UC Davis will consider submitted SAT Subject Test scores only if they benefit the applicant.
University of California, Irvine	Recommended		Submission of SAT Subject Test scores is not required but may add positively to the review of your application.
University of California, Los Angeles	Recommended for Some Programs		School of Engineering and Applied Sciences recommends Math Level 2 and a science test related to the applicant's intended major.
University of California, Merced	Considered		The SAT Subject Tests are not required.  However, you are welcome to submit scores if you would like to: Use Subject Tests to satisfy “a-g” subject requirements. Show your mastery of a particular subject or set of subjects.
University of California, Riverside	Recommended for Some Programs		UC Riverside does not require SAT Subject Tests, but some academic departments and highly competitive majors recommend them. Applicants should take the Math 2 Subject Test and either Chemistry or Physics if they are interested in Bourns College of Engineering (BCOE) or the College of Natural and Agricultural Sciences (CNAS).
University of California, San Diego	Recommended for Some Programs		Biological or physical science applicants and applicants to the School of Engineering should take Math Level 2 and a science Subject Test related to the applicant's intended major.
University of California, Santa Barbara	Recommended for Some Programs		Two SAT Subject Tests closely related to your major are recommended for engineering, biological or physical sciences majors. If taking a math subject test, Math Level 2 is required.
University of California, Santa Cruz	Considered		UCSC does not use the SAT Subject Tests for selection purposes, but you can use SAT Subject Tests to satisfy the "a-g" UC requirements.
University of Chicago	Considered		If you have done exceptionally well on a particular subject test and would like to show us, feel free to send us that score.
University of Georgia	Recommended		Subject Tests are recommended to strengthen your application.
University of Miami	Considered [Req for Special Programs]		Honors Program in Medicine and Honors Program in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology require minimum scores of 600 on a math Subject Test and on a science Subject Test.
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	Considered		You may submit supplemental scores from AP, IB or SAT Subject tests if you think they are a good reflection of your mastery of the material.
University of Notre Dame	Considered		SAT Subject Tests, AP, and IB tests are only used in the application process if scores enhance an application.
University of Pennsylvania	Considered		SAT Subject Tests are recommended but not required. Applicants who do not take SAT Subject Tests will not be at a disadvantage in the admissions process. Penn recommends any two subject tests to Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences applicants; Science (preferably Chemistry) for Nursing applicants; Math Level 2 and a science test (preferably physics for Engineering students) to STEM applicants; and Math Level 2 to Business applicants.
University of Rochester	Alternative		Two SAT Subject Tests can be substituted in place of either the SAT or ACT.
University of Southern California	Optional [Req for homeschooled students]		"We require SAT Subject tests only from first-year applicants who do not attend a regionally accredited high school (such as home school, some non-accredited parochial or community based programs, even some newer schools). These students must submit three SAT Subject exams, including one in mathematics, in addition to the SAT or ACT. For all other applicants, these exams are optional."
University of Virginia	Considered		Subject Tests are considered if submitted.
Vanderbilt University	Considered		Subject Tests are considered if submitted.
Vassar College	Considered		SAT Subject Tests are not required, and students opting not to send Subject Tests will not be penalized. However, SAT Subject Tests will be considered if submitted as part of a testing profile. Subject Tests may enhance an applicant’s credentials, particularly for applicants from non-traditional school backgrounds (homeschooled, non-graded schools, etc.). Note that a strong score on an SAT Subject Test is also one way to fulfill Vassar’s Foreign Language Proficiency requirement.
Wake Forest University	Considered		Test Optional. SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests are all optional, but will be considered if submitted. Subject Test Scores may be self-reported.
Washington and Lee University	Considered		Subject Tests are considered if submitted.
Washington University in St. Louis	Considered		"We will only consider them if they strengthen your application."
Webb Institute	Required (2)		Two SAT Subject Tests are Required, in addition to the SAT/ACT. Specific tests required: Math Level 1 or 2 and Chemistry or Physics.
Wellesley College	Considered		Some candidates may wish to provide additional testing to demonstrate particular academic strengths.
Wesleyan University	Considered [Req for some students]		Test Optional for US and Canadian students. SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests are all optional, but will be considered if submitted. Candidates applying from secondary schools that provide written evaluations in place of traditional grades or students who have been homeschooled, attend online high schools, or who are enrolled in other non-traditional secondary school programs are required to submit ACT results or the SAT and two or more SAT Subject Tests.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute	Considered		Test Optional. SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests are all optional, but will be considered if submitted.
Yale University	Recommended		"SAT Subject Tests are recommended but not required. Applicants who do not take SAT Subject Tests will not be disadvantaged in the application process. We will consider your application on the basis of the other testing, and all the other information, that we receive with your application. You may wish to consider whether there are particular areas of academic strength you would like to demonstrate to the Admissions Committee. Subject Tests can be one way to convey that strength. "

Other Schools that Require or Recommend SAT Subject Tests

College Board also suggests that the following additional schools use SAT Subject Tests when they determine admission. If you're interested in any of these schools, look up their website or give them a call to find out if they're schools that require SAT Subject Tests or simply consider them for admission.

Agnes Scott College	Cleary University	Kennesaw State University	Queens College (City University of New York)	Thomas University	University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez
Albertus Magnus College	Drew University	Kutztown University of Pennsylvania	Randolph-Macon College	Trinity Christian College	University of Puerto Rico at Ponce
Alderson-Broaddus College	Eastern Nazarene College	Lamar University	Savannah State University	Trinity College	University of Puerto Rico at Utuado
American Baptist College	Eckerd College	Marietta College	Seattle Pacific University	Union University	University of the Pacific
American University of Puerto Rico	Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts	Massachusetts Maritime Academy	Shimer College	University of Central Oklahoma	University of Waterloo
Arizona State University	Felician College	Medgar Evers College (City University of New York)	Simpson University	University of Delaware	University of West Florida
Armstrong Atlantic State University	Fordham University	Mercyhurst University	Skidmore College	University of Great Falls	Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology
Baptist University of the Americas	Friends University	Meredith College	Soka University of America	University of Maine at Fort Kent	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Bryn Mawr College	George Mason University	Missouri Southern State University	South Carolina State University	University of Mary Washington	Wagner College
Buffalo State College	Georgia College and State University	Moody Bible Institute	Southern Methodist University	University of Massachusetts Boston	Warner Pacific College
California Baptist University	Gettysburg College	Morgan State University	Southern Oregon University	University of Michigan	Washington & Jefferson College
Carroll College	Grace Bible College	Mount Holyoke College	St. Bonaventure University	University of Nebraska - Kearney	Webb Institute
Catholic University of America	Haverford College	North Carolina State University	St. Joseph's College - Long Island Campus	University of North Dakota	West Virginia Wesleyan College
Champlain College	Hellenic College	Northern Arizona University	St. Lawrence University	University of North Georgia	Whittier College
Chapman University	Hillsdale College	Northwood University	State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry	University of Oregon	Whitworth University
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania	Hofstra University	Ohio Valley University	State University of New York Institute of Technology	University of Puerto Rico at Aguadilla	Williams College
Clarkson University	Huston-Tillotson University	Oregon State University	Stillman College	University of Puerto Rico at Arecibo
Clayton State University	Indiana University Bloomington	Principia College	Texas A&M University - Galveston	University of Puerto Rico at Humacao

You'll have to check with the individual schools to see if they have a preference for exactly which subject tests you take. Some engineering and technical schools, for example, prefer that you take math and science Subject Tests. MIT and Caltech both require one math and one science, with CalTech only accepting the Math Level 2 Subject Test.