<p>Hi guys , I am going to take the SAT subject tests on December 7th in Biology and Math 2. So i wanted an advice on which books to use and how to prep in order to get in the high 700's from the first trial. Give me some tips on how to study and what materials to use and bring. Thanks in advance guys.</p>
<p>For Math 2, I focused on doing a buttload of practice tests since I was already confident in the material. Made an 800 
Sorry I’m not too familiar with prep books for it. </p>
<p>For Bio, I just took it this morning, and I had used the Barron’s + Youtube vids from Bozeman Biology, and I felt pretty good about it. I think the Barron’s helped me a lot.</p>
<p>Thanks but what plan did you follow i have a two month period for studying but i do not know how to allocate my time</p>
<p>if you’re confident in math already, and have a good basis in pre-calc, then just take a couple OFFICIAL!!! practice tests. If you’re not confident, then buy a book (I’ve heard Dr. Chung’s is good because it is harder than the actual test and prepares you well).</p>
<p>For Bio, I’d recommend taking AP first, but if you aren’t in AP then get a prep-book, like Barrons or Kaplan and read it and analyze it thoroughly several times, so you really understand the information.</p>
<p>the Barrons for math 2 is crazy.Princeton is a good choice.
I used Barrons and Princeton for Bio.</p>
<p>I second the Barron’s books, they helped me tremendously with the normal SAT. They’re way harder then the actual test, so you’re over prepared, and on test day the test seems easy and you have time left over to check your work.</p>
<p>I third the Barron’s book, since it is so thorough it is actually very helpful.</p>