<p>I know that the answers to this question can vary greatly but here it goes:</p>
<p>How much do you guys usu. devote to preparing for subject tests?? (No prep, Two weeks, One month??) I was just curious b/c i have only a month to prepare for two subject tests:)</p>
<p>It really depends.
For Math II and Biology, I think 2 weeks is sufficient.</p>
<p>Math 2 - two weeks
Chem - a week
Lit - as long as you can :P</p>
<p>i think it just depends on the person/your strengths/what you've learned in school</p>
<p>^ Word.</p>
<p>Also, how does one prep for Lit? o__O Just practicing? Does that significantly improve one's ability to read and understand?</p>
<p>Total hours for each:</p>
<p>Math II: 5
Physics: 7
USH: 4</p>
<p>I think approximately 90% of that time is practice tests, which I spread out over the three weeks preceding the exam. Basically start prepping at a point where you will have enough time to learn everything, but not too far out so that you will begin losing sight of the goal or forgetting relevant information.</p>
<p>hmm, for math II, you might want like some time to review basic alg2/trig formulas if you arent really good with them..</p>
<p>for physics, its mostly logic, so as long as ur down with ur basic kinematic, gravitation, and electric and other formulas youre basically fine.</p>
<p>chem is frickin annoying with ap chem lol. i wouldnt know, but im studying massively for this, dunno about the avg person.</p>
<p>ush shouldnt require much studying. it mainly focuses on historical trends, which, if you sit through a APUSH class for a year really isnt that hard. but you may want time to just do a refresher of the colonial times cuz they like asking about that.</p>