<p>I just took a practice SAT II Math IIC test and scored a 630 as a diagnostic. As i was takin the test i could recall certain certain formulas but couldnt remember them. Is it possible to get an 800 still if i work hard and look back at my mistakes???</p>
<p>what book practice test?</p>
<p>if it's barrons
630 is good.</p>
<p>Get a TI-89 and learn to use it...your score will suddenly and dramatically improve lol</p>
<p>thats not true tanonev,</p>
<p>no its not barrons. Its sparknotes</p>
<p>math is something that most definately can be improved</p>
<p>get kaplan iic- do the entire book, study the whole thing, do all practice problems
get barrons iic- do the entire book also</p>
<p>if you do this, i can basically promise you an 800.</p>
<p>kaplan's iic is horrible, don't waste ur money</p>
<p>kaplan 2c is okay. at least it is somewhat understandable unlike barrons. however, i recommend you do barrons because it will basically guarantee u an 800 (if your scoring 600+ on the barrons practice tests).</p>
<p>sorry sorry i didnt mean kaplan
i meant princeton review</p>
<p>oopsies</p>
<p>what do you mean, Agrophobic?</p>
<p>A CAS is one of the things that College Board <em>should have</em> banned, but didn't. TI-89 fits the bill quite well, since you'll have to get it for college anyway...</p>
<p>1) buy barrons and study it thoroughly
2) borrow a TI-89 and you're set</p>