<p>I intend on taking three SAT Subject Tests, as that is the maximum required by any college. The ones I will be taking are: Biology E/M, US History, and Math II. The two times I feel are most convenient (for various reasons) would be May and June. Because I feel a little insecure about this.. I feel like I should take all three in both May and June... however it would eat into my AP review time (for AP Biology and AP US history) if I took them in May, and since I am taking 4 honors classes and 2 AP's this year, I will be hard pressed for time. Anyone with past experience, who had a similar type of dilemma, please give me some advice.</p>
<p>So, would it be worth it to take the same Subject Tests twice, or is just once enough (aiming for triple 800’s).</p>
<p>Sign up in June so as not to be overworked with APs AND SAT IIs.</p>
<p>I would take USH in May, since it’s very similar (except being easier) than APUSH. I would take the other 2 in June, simply because I don’t think taking 3 the same day is the best idea. If you score badly on any of them, you can always re-take in the fall.</p>
<p>^^^ yes, USH in May, Bio in June, Math II earlier than May- January
or later in Fall depending on your Math level of proficiency.</p>
<p>^Well, I think my math skills are fine, but the problem is that I am taking the normal SAT in December and March… so I will be a bit pre occupied with that. Probably just take Math II in the fall. Thanks for the advice guys.</p>
<p>What math class are you taking this year, because if it’s pre-calc or trig, you probably want to wait until june to take the math ii</p>
<p>Honors Precalc</p>
<p>Yeah, I would wait to take the Math II until June. I took honors pre-calc as well, and a lot of the concepts you learn in it are in the Math II. You won’t be ready this fall unless you’ve already taught yourself trig.</p>
<p>Well, my H Algebra II class covered part of trig… is there more to it than right/oblique triangles (law of sines, law of cosines, etc)… also learned about periodic functions as well.</p>
<p>Yes, there is a LOT more to it (than what you mentioned), not to be condescending or anything. But if you are fairly sure you’re up for it, it can’t hurt to take a practice test to see where you fall.</p>
<p>Whats the general raw score range to get an 800?</p>
<p>43/50, but realize that’s only actually 5 incorrect.<br>
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<p>definitely june. definitely.</p>
<p>Ok… so I know I will be doing Bio and Math II in June. For US in May… my only concern is that I will be prepping too much for the SATII rather than the AP exam… but as long as I read the Amsco book a few times over I should be fine for both then (may do some practice tests for SATII in the Kaplan review book I bought)? Also, I know my APUSH teacher is really good, so he’ll definitely have me prepared for the DBQ, etc etc.</p>
<p>I would almost entirely study for the AP, just taking one practice test for the SAT 2.</p>
<p>take bio and apush in may. apbio>satIIbio so you dont have to review AT ALL for bio and ushistory. AMSCO and CLIFF will take you to both 5 & 800 for AP and SATsubject.</p>