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<p>I was also concerned with the lack of density in the Princeton Review preparatory book for Chemistry II. I finished all the review sections in 3 days and felt that it was way too fast. I took a practice test and received a 720. Personally, I felt that it would essentially a review of everything I learned in my chemistry honors class (I learned about some topics that weren’t in the review book).</p>
<p>How about taking the chem test without any prep in chem whatsoever? Is there any way to self study chem enough for the subject sat? I need to take the test next spring ( I’m a rising junior). But I won’t even be taking basic chem until senior year. Is there any way I’ll be able to self study enough chem by the time the test roles around?</p>
<p>And I want a score of 750+. I’m willing to work for it but it has to be like possible. 
thoughts?</p>
<p>It’s quite astonishing how you won’t be taking even basic chemistry until senior year. Maybe you can talk to the administration to get that changed?</p>
<p>If you just focus on the SAT Chemistry II, it is definitely possible to achieve 750+. I would recommend getting an introductory chemistry book. My school used Zumdahl: Introductory to Chemistry and it worked wonders with simple but effective explanations. After going through that book, you might want to buy prep books and just practice taking tests. :D</p>