Freaking out over subject tests

Test Preparation SAT Subject Test Preparation
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<p>I don't know which 3 to take or weather I should take 3!! I think I am going to suck on all of them. I am definently taking US History and Spanish (native)</p>

<p>Yet... I have to take 2 more (I am assuming Spanish doesn't count) and I think I suck at all of them.
I am thinking Math IIC ...
but 1- do you think i will do well with a high B in pre-calculus preib?
2- should I take it in May (to save $) or November? If I take it in November, will it be in time for EA?</p>

<p>I am also thinking about Physics (if I really have to..)
1- how important is it that i take it? ivy's still require 3 subject tests but do you think they will be happy with Spanish as one?
2- is there any chance that i can do well after honors physics? making an A but I really do not like the subject
3- or should I take Physics C (the class) and take the test afterwards? or maybe i should just suck it up and take a physics class in a community college over the summer?</p>

<p>Maybe I am freaking out too much... but I really feel that I am not prepared to take subject tests.. I will truly appreciate your advice</p>

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<p>Well...
I say you should definitely take Math IIC. With a high B, you should be able to score anywhere from 700-800 (and higher if you study diligently!). Some colleges require Math IIC. I would suggest taking the subject tests in June, when you complete the course. I don't know anything about IB classes, but at least for AP classes, it is recommended you should take the SAT II subject test around the AP test date (so the material is still fresh in your head). In terms of taking SAT II's in November, you can rush your scores so that they get there on time, but colleges (at least Yale that I know of) do not guarantee receiving them in time.</p>

<p>You can take the Physics SAT II if you want to, since you're obviously doing well in Honors Physics. I took the test when I was enrolled in Honors Physics, and I did fine :).</p>

<p>I'm not sure about the Spanish SAT II, since you're alread fluent in Spanish.</p>