<p>I have taken a year of World Culture (sophomore) without honors or AP because my school didn't have those advance classes last year.
Right now (junior year), I'm taking a World History I class on a Penn State campus.</p>
<p>I'm thinking of taking World History for one of my SAT II in June since I'm in a college course for that... but I'm worried because I didn't take World History II though I did took a full course of World Culture..</p>
<p>Do you think it is okay or it is a good thing for me to take it (in June)?
What prep book(s) would you recommend for me to buy (besides my textbook because I will review it)?</p>
<p>I took a world history honors course in 9th grade, and then decided to self-study AP World during sophomore year using my world history stuff (this is deceiving, since I basically just looked at some cram packets instead of actual ‘study’). </p>
<p>As long as you’re reading though, I think the June exam date is easily feasible. I would advise using any books you can get your hands on and taking any practice exam you can get. It’s not a practice based exam like Math I/II or Literature for say, but the style of questions are somewhat different from the more analytics of AP stuff. </p>
<p>Trust me though, as long as you have a decent general knowledge sense, the test should be fine, especially with like a -20 for 800 curve.</p>
<p>I got a 4 and 760 on the AP exam and SAT II, respectively (with minimum study). Trust me, it’s doable.</p>