SAT II subject tests recommendations for tommorow math Level II?
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just browse over formulas which are tough for u... and review how to do steps to problems that have been tough. otherwise u should b ok. good luck
602148
If you can't score at least 750 on the SAT Math section then don't bother.  Otherwise, just register for it, and then beg if you have to.  You're obviously not concerned about English.
906485
Learn about the Common SAT pitfalls and how to avoid them.\n\nhttp://education.yahoo.com/college/essentials/practice_tests/sat/;_ylt=Arc8Qiu1CuMQYv2Ka30pK87ak7MF\n\nhttp://www.my-sat.com/\n\nhttp://www.my-sat.com/index.html\n\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/prep_one/test.html\n\nhttp://www.actstudent.org/testprep/\n\nhttp://www.freesat1prep.com/\n\nhttp://www.pinkmonkey.com/studyguides/subjects/sat/contents.asp\n\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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I would try taking some guided study courses online. Try www.tesc.edu . They have excellent programs and they are regionally accredited which means their college credits will transfer to almost all the other colleges in the country. I would start with basic algebra, then go to geometry, then intermediate algebra, then statistics.
1185397
go to a certified prometric testing site, or thompson vue.  do the studies yourself with the A+ bible. I scored a combined 98% because of that.
627936
Sparknotes are really helpful and I got a 800 from studying the Physics sparknotes study guide for SAT II..
766668
The math section in SAT tests mostly the very basic Math of your math foundation. Definitely nothing you would not have already done in high school. Read the questions carefully and make sure you understand what they are asking.\n\nPractice a lot beforehand and you should be well-prepared enough to take the exam when the day arrives.
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be more specific:  What level tests are you looking for?  I would say start with your teachers-- they will guide you to practice tests if that is what you need.  If it is not, then I think they will know what you do need and will be able to provide you with ideas on how to prepare for your upcoming examinations.
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You should be fine.  Just get some practice exams similar to the one you will be expecting.  Most standardized math exams have questions that are the same.  Work the practice exam.  If you can not remember things, hire a tutor for a few hours, that will speed things up greatly.  Don't stress, just practice.  You will do fine.  If this seems to daunting, go to a learning center at a local community college.  You can usually get free tutoring for hours.  Good luck.
189522
Buy a book or try http://www.bjupress.com/services/testing/academic_testing/olsat.html
413330
Well, the SAT 1 is a Reasoning Test with all the basics on it...you know math, english science, etc...SAT 2 are Subjects Tests...there are several subject tests you can take. Like German language, math, or english...basically the SAT 1 has some of everything and the SAT 2 is just one subject.\nHope that helps :D
1055468
Find a test prep book.  They'll show you how to calculate SAT scores.
17035
Colleges generally don't care which ones you take, you should take those that you think you'll do well in. However, if you're planning on majoring in a specific thing, you should plan on taking the SAT subject tests in them (such as math, physics, history, english lit, etc). If you're taking US History now, you should plan on taking the test in May or June, as is the same thing with any classes you're taking. Talk to your teachers and buy the help books.
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I doubt they release the tests.\n\nThe closest you can come to the questions is the official SAT II book by collegeboard.
1020509
I got 2060 on the SAT. Here's how I prepared.\n\nCritical Reading- I read lots of wordlists from sites like www.number2.com and I did many practice questions.\n\nMath- My Dad is a great Math teacher, and he helped a lot. If you know a good teacher, ask them to help you out. Do a few diagnostic test and then concentrate on your weakest areas. Keep a log of the problems you got wrong and re-do them at some point to ensure that you've honed your skills.\n\nWriting:\nEssay- Again, my Dad. Get someone who will analyze your essays critically and who will give you points to strengthen your argument.\nMC- Did lots of worksheets with my Mom.\n\nApart from this, I also did a very helpful collegeboard prep course on the net. I also did a Kaplan training class which was completely useless and I would never recommend it to anyone.\n\nBottomline- Don't worry about how long you study. Make it good study time where you get the most out of the time you spend. If you can get your parents to help or if you have a good teacher who can support you, there's nothing like it. Finally, be cool while preparing and on test day. The SAT is a minor challenge that we\nhave to face, so don't get worried or stressed and don't let it scare you.\n\nGood luck!
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it depends on your scholastic background. but it is a pretty extensive test and a prep course would always help. here is a sight below good luck.
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http://www.tea.state.tx.us/student.assessment/resources/online/2003/grade5/math.htm\n\n\ni don't know if they have a more recent version, but this is a decent practice test...\n\nhttp://www.tea.state.tx.us/student.assessment/resources/release/taks/\n\nthis seems better than my previous suggestion...good luck  ;-)