<p>I didn’t think it was TOO bad, I self-studied it. But really I didn’t prepare as much as I should have. I got Cliffs but didn’t do much more than skim it.</p>
<p>I didn’t even finish all of the essays I was supposed to and I was really nervous and tired. But I still got a 4. If you actually practice writing boring essays and are taking a class for it I imagine it wouldn’t be too grueling to get a 5. Don’t throw it off though- you need to atleast KNOW what to expect on test day. These essays you have to write are RIDICULOUSLY BORING. Mine was a whole thing on pennies, I thought I would cry from the pain of writing about something I couldn’t possibly care less about.</p>
<p>You just need to get plenty of rest and REALLY focus because it’s a lot of writing and quick thinking in a rather short amount of time. Plus your hand will be screaming with pain at the end from writing so fast so become ambidextrous by May and you’ll be golden ;)</p>
<p>LOLILAUGHED- The SAT II Lit doesn’t have a writing section, so automatically I’d say it’s easier. It’s not any grammar or anything like that. It’s simply comprehension. I found it easy, I just took it on the 1st, but I haven’t gotten my scores back yet so I should probably shutup before I jinx myself. If you’re relatively good at CR you’ll probably be OK.</p>