<p>Which SAT II's do you find hardest and explain why.</p>
<p>Bio for me,
Way too much to memorize and couldn't handle those stupid lab questions.</p>
<p>Glad to see bio is giving others trouble. It may just be my prep book, but I feel woefully underprepared for the exam. I’m shooting for a 700, but my practice tests are turning up in the mid 600’s.</p>
<p>We haven’t covered physiology in class, though, so I think maybe with that and a bit of review on plants and taxonomy, I can get a 700!</p>
<p>Biology is really a lot easier that it’s percieved to be! There seems like a BUNCH of material to cover, but the test is so basic (At least the first 60 questions or so, before you get to the E or M). The curve is great to.</p>
<p>My least favorite test is definitely PHYSICS. I’ve only taken an intro class and that might be why I’m doing so bad but it’s awful. I took a sparknotes practice test and got a 500…so I think I’ll study for that over the summer and see how it goes!</p>
<p>I hear literature is really hard as well!</p>
<p>Have you taken the test? How many concepts are actually covered?</p>
<p>The prep book seems to have a lot of stuff I probably won’t use.</p>
<p>The test is really basic. Just flip through the PR. mitosis and meiosis, basic ecology and chromosome stuff.</p>
<p>Really basic until you get to the E or M part. Then it’s medium.</p>
<p>I studied really hard (I was a freshman) and that’s prob why I got the score I got (I studied for a year)</p>
<p>But if you’re in an AP class, I’d assume that you’ve already covered most of the material.</p>
<p>It shouldn’t be overly hard.</p>
<p>Bio was easiest but literature was hardest because I didn’t prepare for it the way I should have. I am confident, however, if I took it now, I could get an 800 on it. But I’m a senior so there would be no point.</p>
<p>literature is by far the hardest test and i think the hardest curve</p>