<p>I am in precalc this year, so would I be prepared enough to take the math II subject test in January or should I take Math I? </p>
<p>Thank you!</p>
<p>Will you be done with your precalc class before january? If so yes. If not still yes. The MathII test is not a very difficult test. It almost religiously follows the materials taught in a traditional precalc class. The only exceptions i saw were matrices (lol i’ve never learnt matrices ever, awesome) and limits. Matrices involve maybe 1 or 2 questions at the very end of the test while limits are a tad bit more common and way easier. Just grab a prep book and pay attention in class and you should do excellent.</p>
<p>precalc is more than enough for mathIIc
there may be a few topics that your class havent covered, but its perfectly do-able with a prepbook or two(I recommend barrons lol)
get your graphing calculator ready and you are set</p>
<p>If it doesn’t matter very much, and if it makes you more comfortable, you can just wait until you finish precalc. I took the math II test when I was in Calculus (Oct of senior year), and I didn’t study for it. The Math II test has a more generous curve, and is more favorably looked upon.</p>
<p>The math II curve isnt as generous as it used to be, I heard.</p>