<p>I took Math Level 1 and 2 and did pretty well. I want to know which subject is best for me to study on my own over this last month of summer so i could take it in october or november.</p>
<p>It depends on what subject is your strongest..</p>
<p>^ agreed. chem and physics may be the easiest thing in the world for a science geek but the toughest monsters for a literature/history person.</p>
<p>besides the major sciences like bio chem and physics what else is there thats good to take?</p>
<p>everything....why would they put ones that arent good to take on there</p>
<p>I already took all the major sciences and both of the math. I'm trying to get some ideas on what other subjects i should take.</p>
<p>Whatever you are strong in. If you are strong in world history or us history take those tests. If you love reading literature and poems take the literature test. If you are very good in a foreign language than take that. </p>
<p>It's totally up to you. I just heard from many people that the literature test is killer. So I advise you to take it if you are very confident.</p>
<p>If you're good at memorizing....biology and us hist or world hist</p>
<p>They're all pretty easy if you're extremely good at the subject. I'm more of a math/science person but I found US History to be pretty doable in 2 months. I started flipping through the AMSCO book 3 weeks before the test and pulled out with a decent score.</p>
<p>my school encourages everyone to just take all the SAT II's after every course...I still cant believe I was dumb enough to get encouraged by my bio teacher to still take the SAT II Biology even after I sucked in her honors class....(630), even though im strong in the sciences (780)</p>
<p>so its not just which general subject, but which specific topics you are best at.</p>
<p>"I already took all the major sciences and both of the math. I'm trying to get some ideas on what other subjects i should take."</p>
<p>Why are you taking so many subject tests? Most colleges only want 2, or 3 at the most, and they don't even look at the other ones. Taking so many just shows that you care more about standardized testing than ECs, grades, and having a life. Don't waste your time.</p>
<p>lol lehcar, " and having a life" , just proves that were so infuriated by the whole college process that were willing to sacrifice a good time, sometimes for no reason. def , u don't need to take any more unless you enjoy the tests. ( if you do u r insane ) :)</p>