<p>Okay. So i got a 5 on AP Physics C : Mec. I didnt take EM, but i did take honors physics in 9th grade. I have the PR book and will review the whole book. How hard do I need to study to get a perfect score and how difficult will the test be for me??? Thanks.</p>
<p>It shouldn’t be hard at all. I took regular Physics and got a 680 by cramming the week before</p>
<p>But I hear SAT Physics is much harder than AP Physics and that it is tests on different aspects of physics… most of it at least. </p>
<p>ETENNIS12: How did you get 5 on physics as a freshman and only taking an honors class? Are you naturally smart or did you study really hard?</p>
<p>Not really that hard - I got an 800 on SAT Physics. Easiest standardized test I have ever taken lol…</p>
<p>It was pretty easy. The curve is pretty generous and the questions are mostly straightforward. I took Physics B, and the SAT exam was definitely easier than the AP exam (800 and 5 here).</p>
<p>Is SAT 2 Physics that easy? 
Great to hear it. But I don’t study it regularly, I only cram up. In what ways should I study and how long should I study in order to get between 700 and 800?</p>
<p>I’d say take a few practice tests. Your avg. score on those should be close to your score on the actual test (I used the Princeton Review book).</p>
<p>The test is pretty easy, but make sure you’re comfortable with the time constraints. I really screwed up on test day: I was drowsy, worked way too slowly, and ended up with a 750, giving me an ugly stain on an otherwise decent testing record. Oh well :P</p>