<p>Hey guys I'm planning to take three SAT subject tests and having some problems in choosing which one I shud take....which ones are the easiest from this list:</p>
<p>US HISTORY
WORLD HISTORY
FRENCH
ENGLISH LIT
MATH I
MATH II</p>
<p>and also wat are sum solid prep books for these test!!!</p>
<p>Easiest? D= I would look into your future schools before choosing tests…</p>
<p>Try Math I and Lit if you want the path of least resistance</p>
<p>How good are you at French? I came from a not-so-rigorous course and did a tiny little bit of prep, and ended up getting a 730. However, this was two months into IB French HL as well, which is pretty much French immersion. If you do end up doing French, your vocab levels are going to have to be pretty good. Also, make sure you’ve learned all the grammar necessary for the exam.</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure Lit is considered one of the easiest, especially if you do well on CR in the SAT I. It seems from your options that you’re pretty humanities-oriented, so you should do fine.</p>
<p>yeah I’m pretty gud at french…five years of french and summer school (confident I can get 730-800) </p>
<p>Lit Im very gud at and since u say it’s considered easiest I think i can get over 700!! yeah i recently got a 750 in SAT1!!</p>
<p>Out of your options, U.S. History and World History tend to be pretty generous-in the terms of a curve->easier to get a higher score, usually :)</p>
<p>Math II would “look” better compared to Math I [some don’t even accept Math I]</p>
<p>A lot of schools want you to take Math II, and Math I has like no curve so Math II should be one of them.
Lit and French would also be a good match for you.</p>
<p>The Histories are mostly based on how well you remember the facts.</p>
<p>ok great thats wat I think too…btw is it true most colleges only look at two?? If i take more do they look at them or does it even look gud on my app…</p>