<p>Right now I have an AP BIo prep book, can I use it to prep for sat II bio e?</p>
<p>edit: how effective would it be, and it's made by cliffnotes</p>
<p>I don’t know, but I studied for the AP US History test and not the SAT-II and got an 800. The material was similar – general trends emphasized over specific cases, no military history, etc. I don’t know if that applies for bio, but you might be able to find a description of what’s on the tests on the College Board website.</p>
<p>yes i had the same experience as findis.</p>
<p>im going to be doing what you are considering quandonfait. my ap bio teacher said that this seems to be the norm among her students. </p>
<p>as a point of reference she has a track record of 75% of students getting 5s on the AP test and 50% getting 780+ on the SAT II</p>
<p>I did the same thing as findis
But I also used Kaplans SAT US History book just to skim (a lot thinner than my AP review book)</p>
<p>As for Bio…I’m not sure about Bio-E
But everyone I know that has taken Bio-M used the CliffsAP Bio book to prep for it. You should be fine but I don’t really know if Cliffs covers alot of Bio-E</p>
<p>AMSCO is god for US History.</p>