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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] 12:41 here. The other three were Math II, Physics, and Biology. It took two tries to get the 800 in Physics. Practice tests make all the difference on the SAT IIs. Also, take the tests ASAP after completing the courses so that the content is still fresh. If you want to raise the odds of doing well even higher, find a test prep service that has people who are very familiar with the individual tests and has a bank of LOTs of practice tests. Alternatively, find out about the pros and cons of the test prep books that are out there -- college confidential has detailed threads and advice on this, including which guides have the best practice tests, which are best for conveying the substantive knowledge on the test, etc. And finally, increase the odds of doing well by having your student prepare for and take the SAT IIs one at a time, rather than doing multiple subjects in each sitting.[/quote]Thanks for the great info. Looks like the SAT IIs follow the same advice to get to Carnegie Hall....practice, practice, practice.[/quote] That's a myth re Carnegie Hall. It's a facility that's available for rent. Pay the fee and your school group can perform there.[/quote] So let's try to get this straight...DC took 3 SAT II Subject Matter test plus two attempts at the Physics exam so that makes 5 SAT II Subject Matter tests plus the regular SAT (god only knows how many times this parent had the DC take that one) and let's not forget the ACT as well so as to be "competitive". Total at least the possibility of a half dozen standardized tests. Can't wait to hear this DC's regular class schedule...oh, let's guess.....5 AP courses no wait, that's not competitive enough...you need at least 6. PLEASE12:41, next year come back and let us know if DC got into Harvard (or wherever you think DC will apply as per your instructions). Good luck![/quote] Sat 2s are a little different - they are just an hour each and you can take 3 during a single SAT test administration. So taking 5 SAT 2s is 2 mornings, one of which is only 2 tests.[/quote]
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