<p>First of all, I am a rising junior and these are the tests I want/need to take:</p>
<p>ACT
SAT reasoning
Subect test Chem.
Subject test Math 2</p>
<p>How should I schedule studying for all of these or when to take them? I DO know that I want to take the subject tests at the end of my junior year when I finish AP Calc. and AP Chem.</p>
<p>I just don't know when to take each test or how to organize studying?
Help please!</p>
<p>similar situation…i need to do the following this summer,
decide which field and what school I will study in
write application essays
study and write SAT physics
study and write SAT chem
study and write SAT Reasoning</p>
<p>worst of all i am finishing up grade 11 and I have to self study the chem and physics…plus i have no clue what i want to study.</p>
<p>I recommend that you take the SAT reasoning test in the spring of junior year, and if you want to retake it, do so in the fall of senior year. I don’t know exactly when the ACT is offered. You should probably take it some time in junior year. It depends on how prepared you are. Take it when you feel ready for it. Don’t worry. Many high schoolers applying to selective colleges have to take all these tests.</p>
<p>Here’s what I would do:</p>
<ul>
<li>Study for SAT/PSAT this summer. Go over all Blue Book tests, maybe other test prep books and vocab study as well.</li>
<li>Take PSAT next Fall. (Remember a lot scholarships opportunities with good PSAT score.)</li>
<li>Based on PSAT score, work on your area of weakness during Christmas and winter vacation.</li>
<li>Take an SAT test in March.</li>
<li>Based on March score, study and retake in May.</li>
<li>Take SATIIs in June. Study for both your Math and Chem AP tests and school finals at the same time as studying for SAT subject tests, this especially works well for AP Chem.</li>
<li>If SAT score still is not good enough, you have one more chance next October senior year and another summer to study.</li>
</ul>