<p>I have 2 weeks to prepare, disregarding any prior classes, which subject test do you recommend that I take? I am pretty good at memorization. I already know I will take a math.</p>
<p>take a science, since everything else is more knowledge based than concept based, with few exceptions.</p>
<p>I recommend a history. No understanding needed, just factual memorization.</p>
<p>a history requires a LOT of memorization, especially for 2 weeks…but if you can manage to remember all that information, then go right ahead. I still say you should go for the sciences.</p>
<p>2 weeks for history is doable, believe me:)</p>
<p>Try chemistry.</p>
<p>^ Uh, I kind of disagree. Chemistry’s hard to learn in 2 weeks, even with a good memory. It’s more about understanding. But if you had a good chem class before and did well, 2 weeks is enough to study for it. I took the chem SAT without any studying after 2 years of chemistry class, and got a good score.</p>
<p>I think world or US history is probably easier to study for…</p>
<p>would anyone recommend biology with 3 weeks to prepare? I’m kinda bad at the sciences…:(</p>
<p>Try World History. Pick up a copy of Barron’s AP World History, get through that twice, take the 3 released practiced tests from CB. That’s a guaranteed 750+.</p>
<p>Physics. Pick up a Sparknotes Physics SAT2 book, and do two to three chapters a day. It’s really just memorizing formulas and applying them in situations presented by the test, so it’s fairly simple.</p>
<p>LITERATURE.</p>
<p>you really don’t even need to study for this test. maybe just take a simple practice test and you should be fine.</p>