General SAT II Questions

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<p>Hello, everyone. I am a new member to these forums as I stumbled upon them while googling “AP Self-Study,” and I have grown rather fond of reading the thread ramblings and over-concerned paranoia. But on to the point, I am a rising junior, 1st in my class at a medium-sized Football school who wishes to do a little more. I am not interested in "is damn-near perfect score “x” good enough for school “y.” " I just want to know some general information about the SAT II. </p>

<p>~How much does the SAT II take to cost?~</p>

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<p>~My school does not offer any AP science courses, and I just finished Honors Biology last semester, would it be okay, with preperation, to take the SAT II Biology E/M exam?~</p>

<p>Mind you, I do most of the learning on my own (I study physics and biology in times of boredom through-out the summer), so do you think this would be acceptable to take a SAT II science. </p>

<p>Thanks in advance,</p>

<p>Sligh Anarchist</p>

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<p>Here’s a link with information on the fees</p>

<p><a href=“College Board - SAT, AP, College Search and Admission Tools”>College Board - SAT, AP, College Search and Admission Tools;

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<p>Oh, thank you. I never could find that fee page on the College Board’s website. Twenty dollars is not bad (considering the SAT is forty-three dollars.) By the way, I just went by B&N and picked up the Biology E/M Princeton Review; I hope it’s good. Anyone have any reviews on it?</p>

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<p>Bump!
Can someone answer my second question (see first post)? </p>

<p>Thanks much</p>

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<p>You can certainly study yourself for a SAT II, it’s just a matter of determination and discipline. Get ahead, and start studying ASAP. </p>

<p>don’t forget to focus on the SAT I though</p>