<p>I was at Barnes and Nobles looking through subject test books, and I noticed that most prep books give Biology E a ~6 omit for 800, while only a ~4 omit for 800 on Biology M.</p>
<p>why is this?</p>
<p>People who take Bio E do worse than those who take Bio M, you could say that...</p>
<p>Are you sure? I thought that Bio E's curve was slightly worse than Bio M's (since more people take Bio E).</p>
<p>yeah umm bio E you can usually only miss one or two while you can miss almost 5 for bio m...</p>
<p>it also varies from month to month.. </p>
<p>i got 800 on bio e in may 08 but you could probably do better in a random month like october, although that wouldn't be a very smart time to take it with respect to academic preparation...</p>
<p>I'm taking Bio E in June.
but seeing how most prep books give M a better curve, I might take M.</p>
<p>I am equally strong in both.</p>
<p>i wonder if you could skim through the questions during the test for E and M and bubble in the test with the easier questions...</p>
<p>yes you can.. you can do whatever the hell you want actually :)</p>
<p>i finished the E section and then went to look at M.. it seemed WAY easier so I was about to erase my answers but I didn't have enough time to erase and answer those again.. although i DID have enough time to answer them</p>
<p>maybe you should skim through both and bubble in a few on the book itself.. but keep your answer sheet clean until you know which one to take.. i finished the first 60 questions in about 35 minutes so i had a lot of time to do the last 20.. i would recommend practicing this beforehand if you want to do it.</p>
<p>the best is just to decide which to do before...</p>
<p>Here's a suggestion. Ignore the advice here. I'm serious. Prepare as much as possible. Enter the test room and decide. Like I told YASS something... no review books have split E or M chapters. </p>
<p>In my case I knew more M q-s than E. I picked M. You don't have to decide anything until you enter the test room. So yeah~. Chill. and 'lax.</p>
<p>swoop, if you marked "M" on your answer sheet, the computer will skip over 61-80, so it was useless to erase. lol</p>
<p>oh no.. i marked E in the beginning and finished the whole test for E but i had some time left over so I looked at M and it was way easier but there wasn't enough time to switch...</p>
<p>you should just take practice tests for both beforehand and then see which one you do better on...</p>
<p>if you do the about the same on both, then which one is better to take (which1 has the better curve?)</p>