<p>I plan on taking the Biology E/M exam and the Literature one. I'll probably take the tests in October, but I'd still like to start gathering my study plan and review books because I will be extremely busy for the next few months. I'm aiming for a 750+. So for those who have gone through the process, how did you approach the tests? What review books did you use? What kind of study plans would you recommend? Thanks!</p>
<p>The SAT Subject Test book by the College Board is pretty good and has a lot of information about each test. The only downside to it is it contains practice tests for ALL the subject tests - so if you know that you won’t be looking at or taking half of them, I would just recommend sitting at a bookstore instead of buying it. I’ve personally never used the Barron’s book, but it supposedly helped my friend out a lot.</p>
<p>The Bio SAT is supposed to be one of the easiest subject tests offered and has a really generous curve (you can still get 3 or 4 questions wrong to score an 800), so as long as you did fairly well in class, you should be fine! Good luck!</p>
<p>Thanks! Anyone else?</p>
<p>I got a 750 through Barrons and solving a ton of practice questions. I looked over the Barrons around 3 times and searched up on the internet for information that I thought the review book didn’t include too much information of (such as the Kreb cycle). Plus, I made myself a little note where I could easily see the terms I couldn’t memorize. Also, used that note to write down the hardest questions and the reasons why I got those wrong.</p>