<p>First off, is the November 3rd SATII too late for college applications (regular), such as the UC systems? </p>
<p>Second, how do you distinguish which test for Biology you want to take? In my Barron's book, it doesn't split E/M...they just give us the information in different chapters and for all I know, the information could be mixed together. Btw, I'm using the Barron's 13th edition so if anyone could help, that would be GREATLY appreciated.</p>
<p>gc said its still fine (Oct and Nov. SAT still works), Dec., for UCs, is too late</p>
<p>Also on the test, are the E/M sections separated? Or do they give it to you all at once?</p>
<p>You have 60 common questions, followed by 20 questions for E and 20 questions for M. You can choose between the questions for E or for M, but the core section may ask you from both sections, so you should know all the material, but study more for the part you prefer.</p>
<p>You have to know both E and M, but you should probably put in more time studying for the one you prefer. Or you can study them equally and on the day of the test look at both sections to see which one you think you'll do better on.</p>
<p>^ Ahh, so we can preview the both sections before we decide? </p>
<p>So I also have the 2007 Barron's book and they are split into questions, can someone please check to see if I'm assuming the correct sections?</p>
<p>Biochemistry - M
The Cell - M
Cell Division - M
Photosynthesis - M
Cell Respirtation - M
Classical Genetics - M
Molecular Genetics - M
Evolution - E
Taxonomy - E
Plants - E?<br>
Animal Physiology - E
Human Physiology - E
Reproduction and Development - E
The Human Immune System - E
Animal Behavior - E
Ecology - E</p>