<p>Which of these 3 is the easiest? I know Bio has 2 branches, so you can be specific on that too if you want.</p>
<p>Easiest to get an 800? Physics.</p>
<p>And why is that? o__o My curriculum is different from standard and won’t be taking physics till 12th grade. (Junior currently)</p>
<p>It really depends how well you did in Chemistry. Bio E is probably the most interesting to read though.</p>
<p>It depends on the student’s preference and their strengths. I like Biology so it would be much easier to study Bio than Physics. However, Physics has a very generous curve, so it would technically be the easiest to score highest on. Chemistry is known as one of the harder exams, so unless you’re great at Chem and took AP, this would be out of the running. Biology doesn’t have the greatest curve, but is very straightforward and probably the best for someone who has good memorization and can recall facts they’ve read while preparing. </p>
<p>Taking an AP course in one of these subjects would make the SAT subject test much easier, so that is a big determining factor as well.</p>
<p>They are all about the same difficulty. Perhaps Biology is a bit easier, but I would just recommend studying the one you find most interesting. Trust me, it will make studying a lot easier.</p>