<p>Ok, i already took sat i and iis and i didn't like my scores, so i plan on taking them again. im taking sat ii in october (Math IIC, Biology M, Physics), and sat i in november. should i simultaneosly study for bio and physics and sat i practice or should i worry about bio/physics 1st and then study for sat i (cuz that gives me approx. 15 days from oct. 14 to nov. 4). also, recommend any good practice books for SAT I (particularly Critical Reading)? I've already used College Board's Official Guide and Practice test, and 10 Real SAT's.</p>
<p>Any help appreciated. Thanks.</p>
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<p>i would say study for both at the same time. i think the key to the sat I is practice, and i wouldn't leave that to two weeks before the test. as for critical reading, i'm not sure about books but know your vocab. makes the sentence completion so much easier.</p>
<p>do you SAT I's first. That's the by far the most important and hardest part.</p>
<p>umm but i already signed up for SAT IIs and have begun studying for them.</p>
<p>yeah, but your SAT Is are much harder and important. It's one of the major indicators of your academic performance. I don't think you'll be able to make some major or even minor improvement within 20 days before the Nov 4 test date.</p>