Self-Studying Four Subjects This Summer; Impossible?

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<p>I plan to take 4 SAT II's by Oct.-Nov. and have brief backgrounds in all tests except Literature, US History, and Math IC. In chemistry, I have taken a regular chemistry class this year and found it easy. I have been self-studying for a few weeks for the more specific and intricate knowledge needed for the subject test. I am also taking a chemistry class at a local community college which I think should be perfect. </p>

<p>My main concern is that I really need a high 700 in chemistry as I intend to major in chemistry. Do you think that's realistic considering my background?</p>

<p>Another problem I am facing is that I want to increases my SAT by 550 points by December meaning I'm going to have to study like crazy.</p>

<p>What I want:</p>

<p>750+ Chem
700+ US
750+ Math IC
700+ Lit</p>

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<p>Impossible is nothing.</p>

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<p>i'm doing pretty much the same thing except different courses. it's definitely possible. sat IIs aren't that hard imo.</p>

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<p>Lit is actually really easy (for me anyway) because it is really similar to the critical reading section on the SAT I just without sentence completion. SAme with US History, just learn the info and practice. You might have a hard time with the Math IC, the curve is not that great. 1 question wrong can bring you down to a 780. And best of luck on the chem. Looking back now, compared to college chemistry, the Chem SAT II was nothing. It gets way way harder.</p>

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<p>why math ic? you should take iic.</p>