<p>So the school i want to apply to requires 2 SAT II exams for a math and science. I want to take the physics exam, so would being in honors physics be enough to do well? Also should i take the math 1 or 2 exam? im in AP calc ab btw. Thanks</p>
<p>colleges look favorably upon the math 2 exam because it is more difficult. thus, an 800 on the math 2 is much more impressive than an 800 in math 1. yes, being in AP calc ab is sufficient for that test. it will be a piece of cake for you (if you use Baron’s). Just a small hint, don’t over-think the problems (especially the limit ones) - remember, you’re taking a test that covers PRECALC. I was in the same situation as you :)</p>
<p>Take math II, you won’t even be tested on any of your current AB calc material. </p>
<p>Ask your physics teacher if your class will go over everything for the subject test, because non-AP physics classes at different schools are different. I asked my teacher and he said my honors phys class covers about 75% of what’s on the test. That’s just my class, so it probably doesn’t hold true for yours too.</p>