<p>So I looked up the requirements for most colleges I want to go to and they said I needed 2.</p>
<p>I'm definately taking Math IIC- whats the difference between 2c and 1c?</p>
<p>But I'm not sure if I want to take US History or Biology. I'm more of a science/math person and history isnt my strong suit. So should I choose biology?</p>
<p>Also based on those 2, which one of less difficult?</p>
<p>Math IIC = Harder Problems (looks better than IC, in my opinion to colleges), and a very generous curve (up to 8 wrong for an 800)
Math IC = Easier problems, but trickier. Harsher curve (3+ wrong = <800.)</p>
<p>Both U.S. History and Biology exams are difficult, because of the sheer volume of people who choose to take them. However, the former has a decent curve.</p>
<p>Math I and II have different types of problems.
Both require you to know what you're doing well, obviously.
Math I tests pacing and accuracy. Every raw point is worth 10 points. There is no curve.
Math II tests more advanced topics. However, one with a raw score of 43/50 could escape with a "perfect score."</p>
<p>Take the Math II if you're confident.</p>
<p>I would choose Math 2 and US History.</p>
<p>I got a 720 in USH and a 640 on Math 2 last year.</p>
<p>However, I always liked learning history.</p>
<p>Definitely Math 2. Math 1 is not easier; the material is less advanced, but the questions are still tricky and the curve is terrible. So take Math 2. And the material on Math 2 is easy as long as you know algebra II and how to use a graphing calculator. Just practice so you can work quickly.</p>
<p>As for Bio vs. USH, it's up to you. Check some test prep books.</p>
<p>I think I'm leaning toward Biology because I have always been really bad at history. I'm more of a science person. But in terms of material, are they pretty much equal? Also should I take E or M?</p>
<p>bump bump bump</p>
<p>I took all three last year =) </p>
<p>You should definately take the Math IIC, it's more respected my most schools. Between Bio and US History, I would take Bio just because you said you are a science/math person. I like math and science wayyy more than history and I felt that I prepared more for the SAT II Bio. If this helps... I got a 800 Math IIC, 760 Bio M, and 670 History. Haha you can see where my strengths are =)</p>