<p>Hey I'm debating on which SAT II to take, and SAT II Physics looks like an option.</p>
<p>However, I'm in Physics C, with no other Physics background. Can I still take the SAT II Physics and get a good score (750+)? I know that SAT Physics has more topics than what Physics C covers.</p>
<p>dont fret, i know many who have taken it after one year of physics (not AP) and got 750 plus</p>
<p>like myself =)</p>
<p>Don't worry about it ^^ If you like Physics and are fairly good at it, most of the concepts (besides Modern Physics and stuff) should make sense, so it shouldn't be a problem. I took an Intro Physics class at my community college for 6 weeks and scored 760 =D That class most definitely didn't cover everything (never learned Power, Torque, the weird Magnetics, or Modern Physics), but reading my SAT prep book for 2 hours the night before the test was more than enough to make up for that.... Imo it's a nice way to tell your colleges that you like Physics well enough to devote some of your own time learning outside concepts (and it show how good you are ;-) )</p>
<p>rs, what prep book did you use?</p>
<p>Ia actually just found a random Physics prep book in a used book store. It was really old (1996?) from REA, so some of the material wasn't in the book (especially modern physics with time/length dilation). For modern Physics, I looked at Sparknotes.... I also copied some of the key equations from the Sparknotes site that I didn't know and studied them for a good 20 minutes.</p>
<p>So yeah, sorry, I've no idea what prep book is good =P</p>