<p>With only 3 days to go (counting today), I'm wondering how CC is feeling.</p>
<p>I'm taking the US History and Math II. I feel pretty well prepared for the US History test, considering that my AP teacher has been pounding facts into us for the upcoming AP test on the 9th. </p>
<p>However, when it comes to math -- EEK! I'm currently in Trig and I'm fairly good at math, but I have a tendency to make stupid mistakes. Thank goodness its multiple choice, as it helps to be able to work backwards sometimes. </p>
<p>How ready do you feel? What are you taking? Any last minute study strategies you'd like to share?</p>
<p>I'm taking the math II, ush, and chemistry. I feel really prepared for the us, a little less for chem (but still wholly prepared), and not really prepared at all for the math. Hoping for all 750+ but I think I'll only get that in USH, like 720 for chem, and a lot lower for math.</p>
<p>Then again, i'm taking the barrons practice problems so my definition of "prepared" may be different than others.</p>
<p>i'm taking US History and Literature. i havent studied for Literature, because i'm not sure what to go over. i'm just hoping my reading comprehension will carry me through the test ><
as for USH, my AP teacher is terrible and goes on horrible tangents about unimportant things such as the Wizard of Oz and how FDR met Grover Cleveland when FDR was 5 yrs old. so i fear i'll do terrible on both now.
if i take the SAT IIs again, will it look bad or is it sort of like SAT Is where you can take it as many times and they (UCs) wont care?</p>
<p>I'm only taking US history...so I was able to focus all of my attention on just us history, and thus, I am definitely ready...800 here I come!!!</p>
<p>I signed up for US History but I don't know if I am going to switch to Math II on the day of the exam or take both. Three days and I still haven't decided! Way to go! =[</p>
<p>Taking math IIC and chem. I always thought chem would be sort of a breeze, with my taking AP Chem, but... It's all because of Barron's, right? Because I get half of the true-false questions wrong, as well as some/most of the lab questions.</p>
<p>Despite my not taking Precalculus, with my recent training and rather good scores in even Barron's, I'm slightly more confident here... :)</p>
<p>arrrr literature is pretty confusing. math is okay.. but they are both quite.. frustrating at times. i hope i do well to support my transcript grades...
AND I have finals 2 days after SAT II.. how wonderful.</p>
<p>just out of curiosity, what does 'c' at the end of Math IIC stand for?</p>
<p>I spent all day yesterday reviewing all the formulas for physics since I've done more than 10 chemistry practice tests (and I think I'm ready for that 800). </p>
<p>I'm really paranoid about chemistry, I always misread a few questions and screw up.</p>
<p>hmm...
Lit, I feel pretty okay..looked over the AP book, doing good. Mostly i have an issue with the vocabulary words-I have no problem understanding the concepts....Will most likely take the MC section of the Sparknotes APEngLang book of the 4.5 remaining tests.
USH-I was seriously worried I was going to bomb this two weeks ago. However, I've read through Kaplan SAT II twice, took notes, typed notes, and am now 80% through Princeton Review APUSH, taking notes. Will type notes, do their definitions, then look at famous quotes & books/authors. </p>
<p>I feel your pain. I'm taking Math 2 (should be easy, I'm in calculus now) and Physics (I'm screwed...my physics class is only mechanical, so I'm cramming in all the non-mechanical physics I can fit in my head).</p>