<p>Hi, I'm planning to take SATII during my junior year when I take AP physics C. I'm wondering which level of depth physics SATII covers. I've heard that physics to many people is one of the easiest SATII's along with math IIC (of course this may be biased)</p>
<p>Collegeboard says physics SAT II covers pretty much everything that u learn in AP physics B. Is it going to be far easier than the physics B AP exam since its a collge prepatory course?</p>
<p>and also, I plan to apply for RSI thus I'll prob need to take the SATII before november. Is a summer worth of work enough? My knowledge in physics is fairly decent. I've covered the basics of all the aspects (IGCSE course).</p>
<p>Any advices in taking it and how to prepare will be very much appreciated. Thanx again.</p>
<p>or advices on physics C will also be very helpful!! should I be using Barron's AP physics B to prepare over the summer? (along with a textbook?) or just a SAT II prep book.</p>
<p>not really deep. YOu can't use your calculator, but most are conceptual questions. A huge portion is about electricity/magnetism. The barron's SAt2 goes way too much in depth even on the practice tests. Even PR goes to much in-depth, about AP physics B, but the practice tests are worth doing. Kaplan is kind of easy but for the explanation part it is just right. Oh yeah i took it after i took physics during summer school. we only covered up till things before electricity/magnetism, and I self-studied that part. I got 790, but i'm sure you can get 800. It's only one problem that makes the difference which still makes me mad.</p>
<p>its a very easy test with an incredibly generous scoring curve but then again, I've had 2 years of a very tough Physics course at high school so I didnt have to put in any extra effort or test prep for SAT II</p>
<p>wow. non calculator!!! So a huge focus in concept understanding; cool! I think I'm doing physics C E&M phew! Wut was the other physics C? I forget. Thanks for the replies man it really helped me out!</p>
<p>really? easier than the ap b exam... weird... i got a 5 on the exam.. but a 690 on the sat II which is about 61%tile</p>