<p>Okay, I'm going to barnes and noble soon and going to pickup some books to use to study for the SAT II's. Right now my options are Math (1c or 2c) and US History or Literature. In USH, I got a 3 on the AP exam and really don't really like it, but I think I remember US History for the most part and just need to brush up on it overall. All the dates and presidents of different time periods really confuses me and one of the reasons why I disliked it. On the other hand, I don't really know how the literature exam is, but would it be manageable to study for from now until the November exam? Thats how much time I have...around 2-3 weeks. I need a 750+ on Math 1c to cover up my horrible score the first time around due to a lack of preparing. Sciences are out of the question as well as languages. Help me decide!</p>
<p>The SAT II US History test really doesn't ask for dates or anything like that so you shouldn't be that worried.</p>
<p>math IIc and history</p>
<p>but USH test is really specific.. i got four on AP but did total crappy on SAT II, but my other friends think it's easier because the curve is really generous since it has like80 questions :0</p>
<p>Is it true that Kaplan is the best book to use to study for USH? Also, I don't think I can take Math 2c since I did horrible on the 1c last summer and need to cover up my tracks.</p>
<p>it's easier to get an 800 on IIC than IC</p>
<p>Would it look bad that I got a 590 on Math Ic and then a 800 on Math IIc? Only if I could not show them my Math Ic score....grrr :(</p>
<p>i thought the us history SATII was easier than the AP (4 and 760) because it is slightly more specific</p>
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Is it true that Kaplan is the best book to use to study for USH?
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<p>Absolutely not. The REA book is the best, bar none.</p>
<p>IF YOU HAVE TAKEN AP US HISTORY, TAKE THE SAT II: US HISTORY EXAM! IF YOU GOT AN A IN THE CLASS AND PAID ATTENTION, TOOK GOOD NOTES, ETC. YOU WILL GET A 700+. Also, get the Sparknotes flashcards . . . they are awesome!</p>
<p>Well AP USH, I got a 3 and in the class I got a B+. I remember some parts somewhat, but really need to review it deeply. So REA is the book? What about for Math 1c or 2c?</p>
<p>barrons, PR</p>