<p>Can somebody give comments on Subject tests? Im one of like 50 kids I know even bothering to take them and my teachers don't know.</p>
<p>I got a 4 on AP Spanish and I'm conversationally fluent but my vocab isn't outstanding. How hard is it compared to the AP test?</p>
<p>I read on another thread that Lit was hard. I got a 5 on AP English Language and 800 SAT writing 800 SAT CR, I need a super-high Lit score though, am I ok for that?</p>
<p>And for the big question...</p>
<p>IC or IIC for math? what is the difference even?
i got a 650 on SAT math....
obviously it's not my strong point, but i hope to show that i am good at math by scoring high on the subject test, my intended major has NOTHING to do with math though so hopefully colleges can forgive me for that weakness.</p>
<p>which one should i take?
also, should i bother with spanish and lit?
help!</p>
<p>if your conversationally fluent, it's not gonna be as helpful for the reading sat, you need to be really good at grammar and somewhat good at vocab for the sat2. </p>
<p>if you have all those scores, literature shouldn't be that bad, just read more on poetry and start reading periodicals more often (new yorker is helpful)</p>
<p>IC if you truly feel you are weak at math, or you haven't taken precalc,</p>
<p>I have taken Pre-cal, and in fact I'm in AP Calculus BC right now and doing fine. It's just the SAT test is so hard for me with math! I have always been in honors math and made As which is why the 85%ranking for SAT math surprised/disappointed me. Thanks for the advice though.</p>
<p>Don't take Spanish. It's difficult--more so than the AP. I know people who got 5s on the AP, were conversationally fluent, and who got SAT II scores in the 600s. A 4 probably won't get you a score in the 700s.</p>
<p>I found mathIIC very easy after taking precalc. I got a 700 on math sat Is and an 800 on the math subject IIC.
Can a little more feedback on the lit test be given? im thinking of maybe taking it and physics. Im in AP lit and will take AP phys AFTER the tests but I wanted to hide a 660 history (because I got a 5 on the test and don't want to make it look flukey). I heard the physics is more concept based and I should do ok but I don't know what the lit test is like.</p>
<p>i'm confused
are we saying that spanish is hard or spanish with listening?</p>
<p>if you've done reallywell in your math classes, i'd take IIC.
& You'll do really well on Lit if you read and read poems. (which won't be a problem for you)</p>
<p>Hold up <strong><em>? Spanish is hella hard? </em></strong>. Dude, I've only taken Spanish III, and like I did really well, but that was like almost a year ago. Well let's see how I do on my first practice test. SAT IIs are gonna *** me over.</p>
<p>I'm still going to take Spanish, I might take the Spanish with Listening though. I'm going to try to talk to a teacher about it. And also, if you prepare a lot for Spanish I don't think it will be THAT bad. I didn't study hardly any for the AP Spanish and I managed a 4, so I think with some preparation I could maybe do OK on Spanish. I'm in Spanish Lit (fifth year) this year and we do obviously a lot of reading, so I can probably get my vocab in a better position by October. Any comments or suggestions for studying though?</p>
<p>I heard that Spanish with listening is a breeze after the AP Spanish Language test. To prepare, my friend basically reviewed some of her AP material.</p>