<p>Okay, so I am a senior applying getting ready to apply for college. I am REALLY interested in Yale University; I am also interested in other ivy leagues and big named school just not as much. I am studying hard for my final SATs, but along with SATs I need to take atleast 2 subject tests. I am going to take Math level-II, but i am VERY confused on what my other test should be. I have taken Physics C: Mechanics my junior year and I got a 5 on the AP test. I researched the SAT subject test for Physics and it says that electricity, magnetism, and mirrors will be on the test. ALL OF WHICH WERE NOT TAUGHT IN MY COURSE. My school does not offer Physics B: Electricity and Magnetism. I've asked another person and she told me that the Physics SAT has a heavy amount of electricity, magnetism, and mirrors. She also said that most students in my state haven't had these contents and that it was not fair. How am I suppose to learn AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism which is a one year course and take my Subject test when college applications are due right after 1st semester. PLEASE HELP ME.</p>
<p>have you taken the courses for any other subject tests?, like Biology, Chemistry, or History. If so, then take those subject tests. If you haven’t, then you can either </p>
<p>A. get a review book for Physics, and study the crap out of it in a week, or </p>
<p>B. take Literature, which requires minimal prep.</p>
<p>my opinion is that you take Physics. I am from China and what we learn here is very different from what you learn in the US. but my friends and I all learn by ourselves with Barron’s. but honestly, there will only be like 5(max) questions that’ll cover in electricity, magnetism, and mirrors etc. in total. I used to worry about this before my test, but it turned out to be alright! Just chill out. I got 760(I did have some difficulties understanding certain questions and I didn’ t finish the test, so use your time wisely!) and don’t forget you are allowed to do 10 question wrong, and still get 800!
good luck!</p>