<p>I scored terribly on the SATs and SAT2's [sat- 1860, sat2s 600 :[ ]</p>
<p>i was nowhere near ready for either of these tests, and have been studying nonstop over the summer for the SAT2s.</p>
<p>Today a question popped in my mind,</p>
<p>Should I take the SATs in November or October? Should I take the SAT2s in November or october?</p>
<p>I have no idea at all and this has been bothering me for quite a while!!</p>
<p>I studied SAT2s Physics and Math over the sumer for about 3 weeks now, and dont know if 1 1/2 months is enough to prepare for the SAT2s in october [ i applied for october SAT2s but i can pay to change the date]. that's why i'm wondering if I should take the SAT2s in october [2 months or preparation] as compared to November [3 months total]. </p>
<p>I've studied for the SATs already, but dont know which date to take it is better..</p>
<p>I still have time to change the test dates. Should I take SATs and start studyin SAts now instead of SAT2s in october? or should i just take it in november.</p>
<p>sorry for the grammar. i'm just very nervous and i appreciate any of your help.
thank you in advance.</p>
<p>Oh sorry one last question:</p>
<p>is the physisc realy hard? i heard the curve is amazing, but how about the content? my review book has over 18 chapters and i'm only up to chapter 8 and im having immense problems memorizing all the content. Should i forget physics and go for another SAT2?</p>
<p>It really, really doesn't matter which one you take when. Just schedule them based on what you're ready for. This is SO not worth stressing over!!</p>
<p>Can't answer your question about physics. I am NOT taking that one. I hate physics!</p>
<p>in SAT or SAT2s, one major way to improve ur score is to improve ur reading speed. that helps a lot- if u can save time to revise ur answers, u score much better coz everyone makes a lot of silly mistakes.</p>
<p>physics is hard, especially if u cant read fast. the questions are sooo long and u might not get enough time to attempt all of them.</p>
<p>Are you about to be a senior? There are test dates in both October and November partly so that seniors have two testing opportunities to show what they have learned recently. I have no advice about what order to take the tests in, or what tests to (re)take, but if you think you can do better the second time, it shouldn't hurt to retake, </p>
<p>and it just might help. Just be sure to line up a sure-bet "safety" college to add to your application list, and it's best to find one of those with rolling admission so you can apply to it soon and know that you have got into one good college while you are working on your other applications. (That should help you feel less nervous, which will help your other applications.) </p>