Planning my sats?

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<p>I recently took my SAT I in january but i want to retake and also i am wanting to take the MAT IC and BIO SAT IIs</p>

<p>The only dates left is May JUne October really since i am doing ED </p>

<p>I was thinking of doing May MATH IC by practicing MARCH and APRIL</p>

<p>and doing BIO by practicing MARCH and april as well</p>

<p>Then i plan on studying the entire summer (like atleast 90 mins a day) for the october to excel in it</p>

<p>What do you guys suggest? Do you think 2 months will be enough for the BIO and MATH I C?</p>

<p>Please help</p>

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<p>Have you taken bio and the relevant math courses? If so, 2 months should be more than enough to review everything.</p>

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<p>^I agree, if you have taken the classes associated with those tests, two months is plenty.</p>

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<p>SAME CASE!!! But the only thing i remember from BIO is freshman year(which is a long time ago :( ) what should i do??</p>

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<p>depending on what field you would like to enter/what undergraduate field you are planning on applying as, you may want to take the SAT II Math IIC instead of the IC. I'm not sure what the difference is (for material), but the IIC is more respected by most schools. </p>

<p>Two months is plenty! I took both tests on the same day, studied for a month before, and got an 800 MATH IIC and 760 BIO M. Buy a couple good study books for each test and practice! good luck!</p>

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<p>Wait did you have any recent experience with bio that year u took it?</p>

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<p>unless you're very bad at the SAT or desperately need a good score, 90 min per day is a bit superfluous, don't you think?</p>

<p>I'm not judging you, I think it's quite admirable. But just remember, those minutes are going to add up and you could be spending them doing something adventurous and EXCITING.</p>

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<p>Get a prep book (or a couple) and take a look at the contents. You might be surprised how much you actually remember.</p>