Switching subject tests?

Test Preparation SAT Subject Test Preparation
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<p>Alright, so I'm having cold feet about the Math II test this Saturday. I'm in precalculus this year, but my teacher is so bad, I haven't learned a single thing in his class. I keep consistently scoring around 500 on the practice tests (granted, it's Barron's and I barely know how to use a graphing calculator, but still) so I don't think I could I score an 800 on the test in just one week (unless I REALLY REALLY study, but honestly, how realistic is this?)</p>

<p>However, I have a really, really awesome chemistry teacher that I've learned so much from (it's chemistry honors), and I feel that if I study, I could probably do very well on the test. </p>

<p>What I'm asking now is if it's possible to just take another subject test on test day? Or, even if I could, would you advise me to prepare for the chemistry test in a week, or really push it to do well on the math II test?</p>

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<p>yes you can switch, add, opt to not do a test, you just lose money. The thing is, according to what i have heard, if you MARK OR ERASE ANYTHING, that test will be scored. So just do whatever test, in your case your chemistry, (same for me), and leave after 1 hr.</p>

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<p>Sorry to be sort of off-topic, but,</p>

<p>You can opt to not do a test?! That's great! ^_^;</p>

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<p>how about adding a test? what do do :(?</p>

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<p>you can add a test, collegeboard will bill you later</p>

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<p>There is no charge for switching subject tests </p>

<p>See: TEST CHANGE SAT</a> Making Changes</p>