Difference between SAT 1 and 2?

Test Preparation
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<p>Hey guys!</p>

<p>I just have a few questions not long so please take consideration into reading it and answer the question if you can.</p>

<p>a)What is the difference between SAT 1 & 2?</p>

<p>b)If I want to become a Physicist in the future, what subjects should I be taking at high school?</p>

<p>c)To become a Physicist, What course should I be looking into at Harvard/MIT?Also To get into those courses what SAT tests do I have to do?</p>

<p>d)I am an International Student from New Zealand therefore I do not have alot of knowledge in this SAT and Harvard area.</p>

<p>Please answer my questions because I am in desperate need of this information.
P.S When a question is answered there might be more questions coming from me so…keep to date :P</p>

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<p>SAT1 is The Reasoning test and SAT2 is the former name of SAT subject tests,e.g. Math level2,U.S. History,Biology. You’ll need to take them both for consideration in Harvard or MIT.</p>

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<p>yeah as olzhas said . The SAT2 is now called SAT subject tests.</p>

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<p>Oh I see I see… But I’ve got another question that I would like to know :P</p>

<p>As said before I want to get in to Physics side in Harvard/MIT. To become a Physicist. Right now at high school I am taking English,Maths,Physics,Chemistry,History and Classical Studies(Greek Mythology etc.) Next year I will be continuing the first 4 subjects but dropping Classical Studies for Maths Calculas and I think that normal Maths turns into a either Calculas or Statistics therefore I got another free slot for another subject. What should I take? Name the Subject and I will try to tell you guys if there is the subject in my school.</p>

<p>OH ANOTHER THING (:P) To get into the Physics side in Harvard/MIT What subject tests should I take also could you be more specific on what you mean by SAT 1; Reasoning test? As in what do you do…is it english only or what?</p>

<p>-Richard-</p>

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<p>“get into the Physics side” =Major in Physics
Interesting wording</p>

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<p>Hahaha! Yeah well Im from New Zealand the phrase “Major in Physics” usually isnt used around here. What we will say is… “Degree in Physics” or “Physics related course” etc.</p>

<p>Major in Physics does make more sense but if that means that I want to get the degree in Physics/Chemistry/Maths then I guess its what I mean :P</p>