<p>I'm a little concerned about which SAT subjects to take cause I'm not really that great in any of them. I bombed a year of math in Middle School and as a result I'm still in Alg II in my junior year.</p>
<p>I heard Math II has a pretty generous curve so I'm considering that. I can take precalc during this upcoming summer and I'm pretty good at geometry, but really bad in Algebra (I screwed up freshmen year and got Ds/Fs, not really cause I'm bad at it but I was still stuck in juvenile teenage punk mood at the time). Overall I'm pretty weak at math due to my history but I think I can catch up, if I do this I'll take it next fall after finishing summer school. Also, do the SAT II math tests require logic, like some of the SAT I math questions aren't that straightforward and require you to see some sort of connection instead of just plugging in formulas, are SAT II math questions like this also? Or are they more straight forward.</p>
<p>I'm also okay in Biology, I aced photosynthesis/cell. respiration tests in Sophomore Honors Bio where most people got pretty low scores, and genetics seemed really easy but I'm not sure what other kinds of materials are covered.</p>
<p>I'm pretty decent at writing (AP english is the only AP I'm taking this year), and I ace my PSAT grammar/writing/reading tests, but I haven't taken AP Lit & Comp yet. What kind of questions are in the SAT Lit? Is it more like analyzing rhetorical strategies, writing structures, etc, or is it more "abstract", such as analyzing meaning? I'm better at the former.</p>
<p>I'm taking honors physics atm, but my teacher is horrible and I doubt I will be able to do well in the SAT physics. Also, my math is not really up to par.</p>
<p>I'm in Spanish II but my teacher told me the test was extremely hard and I'm not really too enthusiastic about spanish.</p>
<p>I haven't taken AP US History or any AP histories, but I have some background in both World and US, I also used to watch the history channel ALOT when I was younger, so I still retained a bit of knowledge here and there.</p>
<p>No experience whatsoever in Chemistry.</p>
<p>I'm applying to UCs (top choice UCSD). I want to be a Mechanical Engineer/Aeronautical Engineer or Computer Science major (I dunno if it matters to colleges if I take a Lit test when I'm going into math-oriented majors).</p>
<p>Which two subject tests should I take?</p>