<p>Can someone give me decent advice please. I am wondering whether to choose Math level 2, Chemistry and Biology E/M or all of the above without the Math. Today is the last registration day so I am still pondering. I have not started any preparation for any of these tests yet. I know I am competent in the Biology but I am a bit iffy on the other 2. Chemistry seems bulky and I want to do the test in November so I only got 4 weeks to study and practice. From experience, can someone give me some advice? I really don't want to be overburdened by the workload. I also know that most schools only require 2 but in the event that I do better in one, it would look good that I have the ability to select. Also, I am signing up for ED. Anyways, thanks for reading all of this. I hope to hear some constructive points....PLEASE!!!</p>
<p>Someone please help. I really would appreciate it!</p>
<p>What grade are you in, first of all?</p>
<p>If you only took regular/honors courses for the subjects you want to be tested on, I suggest you wait, if you know you’re going to take AP courses in the sciences later. They could really help you score high on the SAT IIs. Do math if you know you understand it and can do a bunch of problems consecutively without giving up or needing a break. See what are your weak spots.</p>
<p>If you have more than 2 topics in math, chemistry, or biology that you’re weak in, you should think about taking the subject tests at a later date so you’re more prepared. I know you don’t want to put them off, but it’s better to wait and do decently rather than jump in all nervous and jittery. (LOL - I’m one to talk. The SAT II Bio is tomorrow, and I’m cramming!!! Wish me luck!)</p>
<p>I hope my answer was adequate, hehe…</p>