3 WEEKS 'TIL THE CHEMISTRY Subject Test!!!

Test Preparation SAT Subject Test Preparation
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<p>For me anyways. I take the Chem subject test in May and I'm panicking already ... my scores on tests have been scattered from 650 (first test I ever took from McGraw-Hill) to 760 (a McGraw-Hill test).</p>

<p>I've taken the Diagnosis, and Test 1 for Barron's and have gotten in the 700-720 range for both. Is that I sign that I will get around those scores on the actual test?</p>

<p>And for the Kaplan book: I've gotten 740 (Diagnosis Test) and 670 (Test 1). Quite a big drop even though I took them 1 week apart from each other.</p>

<p>Any suggestions how to study & helpful tips? I'd really appreciate it!!</p>

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<p>Usually you get a higher grade on the actual test than on the practice tests. For example, with Math II, my 4 or 5 practice tests were in the 600s and I made a 790 on the test.</p>

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<p>i disagree</p>

<p>my practice test average was ~780 (took barrons, kaplan, PR and McGraw)</p>

<p>and got a mere 700 on it. after second try (got 680 first time)</p>

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<p>I just got a 710 on sparknotes' 2nd practice test. hopefully i dont make a lot of stupid mistakes like i just did</p>

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<p>dolcevalse, which book do you think was the best?
I see you have used mcgraw hill, barrons, and kaplan! wow!</p>

<p>i think if you have studied that much, your scores should be pretty consistent. :)</p>