<p>The Four that I quickly stumbled upon were:</p>
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<li>10 Realistic SAT II Math IC Test Booklets
-SAT II Math with TI
-How to Prepare for the SAT II Math Level IC (Barron's How to Prepare for the SAT II: Math Level II C)
-Cracking the SAT II: Math, 2003-2004 Edition (Cracking the Sat II Math){Princeton}</li>
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<p>I already own the Kaplan SAT II Mathematics 2004-05. Out of those four, which are worthwhile/is there anything else you'd recommend. Thanks a bunch.</p>
<p><strong>b<em>u</em>m*p</strong></p>
<p>I didn't bother taking the IC exam. Used Kaplan's for the IIC - score was fine. I don't see the need for a second book. But if you're intent on gettting another, I'd say take the 10 Realistic SATs - it'll give you practice which is usually what people need the most. (Mind you, I've never used any of the books you've mentioned, but that's what I'd do anyway)</p>
<p>I bought every math sat2 help book (both 2c, 1c and both). I have to improve my score by about 110-150 points. yay!</p>
<p>Don't take Math 1c if you plan to take Math 2c. It is a waste.</p>
<p>I vote for 10 Realistic SAT II Math IC Test Booklets and SAT II Math with TI</p>
<p>But what if you're not prepared to take the IIC yet? I signed up to take three exams, and I already dropped one. Should i just drop the IC in June and take IIC in the fall? I'm not sure I want to do that because I'm planning to apply early action for some colleges.</p>
<p>1C will requrie that you know plane geometry; 2C requires a lot of TI knowledge; there is a trade off</p>
<p>2C has an easy curve (90% for 800 if I am not wrong); but 1C you need 99% to get a 800. It is one of the harder curve I think. You may still take 2C in October for EA.</p>
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2C has an easy curve (90% for 800 if I am not wrong); but 1C you need 99% to get a 800.
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<p>That's not correct. Students who recieve an 800 on the IIC are in around the 90th percentile, and those who get an 800 on the IC are in the 99+ percentile (better than something like 99.5% of test-takers).</p>
<p>You can get an 800 on the IIC with five incorrect responses, whereas on the IC an 800 may only be obtained with a perfect raw score.</p>
<p>That's exactly what I'm trying to say. 1C has a hard curve since you are not allowed to make a single mistake or blank (99%+). I heard more people received 800 in 2C than other sat ii subjects.</p>
<p>BARRONS is reallllly good</p>