<p>Hey everyone!</p>
<p>I'm currently a junior going to senior year and I need to take one last test before I apply to college :). However, this test is, as the title suggests, SAT 2 Physics. I heard that this test is pretty difficult and that it's not much easier than the AP Phys B exam. That said, I have taken AP Phys C (i know it only covers newtonian mechanics and what not) and have two books (PR review and Walker Ap Phys B textbook). </p>
<p>Can y'all please give me some helpful pointers and other tips (study schedule?) for this undertaking of mine? Any help would be appreciated.</p>
<p>I took it in June, and im pretty confident I got an 800. Just study a lot, know your lenses and magnets and you’ll do fine</p>
<p>If you’ve successfully completed AP Physics C, I see no reason why you wouldn’t be prepared to take the SAT II Physics Subject Test. I took the subject test in May after almost a year a level I Honors Physics and boy was I in for a shock. Maybe 20% of the questions I was able to answer, because our physics class hadn’t even touched E&M. Turns out we covered mirrors & lenses in the weeks following my test. Got a 650 because of the ridiculous curve, but I’m sure you’ll do much better.</p>