<p>US History
Math II
Biology E/M
Chemistry
Literature </p>
<p>grades and classes taken:
Biology I (honors)- A/A
Algebra II- C/B
Chemistry I (honors)- B/C
American lit- A/B
World lit- B/B
US History- C/C</p>
<p>my thoughts-
US HIstory - ( i did not try) i am really good at retaining information i think that if i read through a SAT II subject guide for US history i could remember a lot of the information. plus i hear the curve is nice</p>
<p>Math II- I only finished Algebra II but consider my self pretty good at math i actually kind of enjoy it. can i teach my self all i need to know with a test guide?</p>
<p>Biology- i did good in my class and enjoy reading about it. i also might major in environmental studies. Is the test considered hard? </p>
<p>Chemistry- the class i took was hard. not that chemistry was hard just the teachers way of teaching which is reflected in my grades</p>
<p>Literature- i do not consider english my strong point </p>
<p>ps i test December 6 and can only take them once</p>
<p>It all depends on where you are applying. If for UCs or top 50ish schools, you’ll have to take Math II. No choice at all there. I think that you could pick up the new concepts with a lot of prep. If your algebra class was rigorous, you might know a lot of the material already. I took it based on Algebra II/a month of PreCalc and got a 750.</p>
<p>If English itsn’t your strong point, don’t take Lit. It is one of the hardest exams.</p>
<p>Again depending on where you want to apply, you should probably take a humanities and a science to go with Math II, just to be safe.</p>
<p>US History is decently easy if you know the material pretty well (800 scorer speaking ) The test is really straightforward, with few trick questions. </p>
<p>I don’t know a lot about Bio or Chem, as I’ve never taken either, but just looking at your grades, you got As in H Bio. Maybe Bio would be better?</p>
<p>So, to sum this rambling post up, I vote for US History, Bio, and Math II.</p>
<p>Definitely take Math II–Most colleges expect you to, and some require it for certain programs/courses.</p>
<p>As for the other two, if you’re confident that you can do well in all of the tests you listed, I suggest you take the two subjects that you have the worst grades in. If you do well on the SAT II, it’ll soften your worse grades.</p>
<p>You should probably take math II and biology. Both are generally pretty easy tests. Just get like Barron’s and PR and self study for the bio test.</p>
<p>I dunno, I think Math 1 would be the better choice. According to CB, to take Math 2, you should have at least taken precalc and achieved a ‘B’…it’ll be hard to learn all the Math 2 precalc/misc. stuff in a month.</p>
<p>^True, but the trig tested is pretty simple trig. Law of sines, law of cosines, basic trig identities, unit circle, etc. Plus I think this guy is applying to the UC schools which only accept math II and not math I</p>
) The test is really straightforward, with few trick questions. </p>