<p>what book should i use</p>
<p>what is the highest possible score</p>
<p>what is the score needed to get in to a ivy league </p>
<p>is honors biology hard </p>
<p>Is KAPLANS the best book for all sat s</p>
<p>no Kaplan is not a good book to prepare for the SAT II bio, I highly recommend Barrons, and princeton is good too. </p>
<p>Honors biology is not hard, I took the AP biology course and it was not diffcult at ALL. </p>
<p>get at least a 700 and you'll be fine.</p>
<p>thanx for the advice i really appreciate it, i hope i pass the sat II biology</p>
<p>kaplans for large volume of information
PR for questions that are very similar to test</p>
<p>Don't mention it Marc. I hope you get over a 700! ^^
Princeton Review has very hard questions to prepare you for the SAT II, so maybe you can look at their questions over. Haha it was such a relief for me when I saw that the actual AP and SAT II questions were MUCH easier than the princeton review questions.</p>
<p>So I suppose that you should look over the review sections for Barrons SAT II bio, cause its really GOOD and it has everything you need to know. Take their test and also take princeton review's test, it doesn't hurt to be well prepared for the exam right?</p>
<p>I'm not sure if honors bio will cover all topic necessary for the SAT II test, because my sister took honors biology and she did not really go in depth of some topics. But don't worry about that, all you need to do to be wwell prepared for the SAT II bio is read over the BArrons review! Its the best!</p>
<p>ok enough said
GOOD LUCK!</p>
<p>I wonder where this freak of nature is now… Obviously, he or she was a ■■■■■ if you look at his or her other posts.</p>