Yes, take as many of the AP Examinations as you can. You get the opporunity to win prestigious awards if you pass enough and average a high score (I am an AP Scholar with Distinction…the awards you get for passing AP exams looks GREAT on a college application), and you won’t have to take the class in college, meaning you save money.

As for the SAT II’s, in general, taking so many of the same subject is usually frowned upon. You are free to take whichever ones you want, but you wanna show diversity with the Subject Tests. Taking three sciences wouldn’t be the greatest decision. On the college application, colleges will only ask to see two Subject Test scores, and for some colleges (usually the top ones, IVY and MIT definetely included) they require you to take the Subject Test in TWO DIFFERENT subjects. Meaning that you can’t write down two sciences, or two foreign languages, or two historys’, or both math tests’. If I were you, getting a perfect score would be difficult, considering you got the 790, which is as close as it gets, just take the World History. And, instead of taking the Physics and Bio, take the Math Level 2, or the Literature Subject Test. Stop with the sciences, and just put whatever other test you get the highest score in. You already have the 790…now all you have to do is back that up with a good second subject test.

Good Luck!

take as many AP classes and subject tests as you can

even the most prestegious unverstities though, only require 3 sat II tests – so chose your best 3 and stick with those, going overboard will hurt you too.

a good one for schools like that is math II