Yes, but are you sure your score will be as good compared to taking it the year after, or in your senior year? Think about that..remember, even though you can take it again, the scores sent to the uni you apply to will be ALL of them, not jsut your best one, or the one you took most recently..

Whether you are permitted to or not, which I believe you are, it may be better to just do mock or prep test in order to alot yourself a maximized amount of time to familarize your self with the material a procedural standardizations… I took the ACT when I was in HS, which differs only in that if you take the ACT multiple times your scores are averaged. I believe the SAT just takes your best score. Even if your junior & senior years are planned chaos, the material on those test is static.. they just change the quantitative values in the questions…so you won’t lose out if you took it later, you’d be likely well beyond those remedial questions and dealing with more dynamic learning, it’d seem easy….because obviously you are intellegent if you are considering such maneouvers…

Wait until you get the Med, Bus, or Law school, the GMAT,LSAT, MCATS are something you can prepare for but if a person doesn’t have a dynamic understanding or the problems and components, verbatim regurgatation alone won’t help!!!! good luck!

Yes you may. If you have the money, I would recommend taking in your sophomore year.

yes and you can take it agian