<p>I’m scheduled to take Math2c,USH, and Biology on June 3rd. I was wondering if I could delay and take the SAT 2 Math 2c on the next test date- would the scores be in early enough for ED/EA deadlines? I basically want to make sure I 800 Math2c so I’m hoping that it’s possible to delay and still get the score in time for ED/EA. Thanks for the help!</p>
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<p>Please answer.</p>
<p>You can postpone the Math IIC test, but you won’t get a refund. The October test date is good for EA/ED. :)</p>
<p>Is that even with the score delays that are now implemented? And can I just take the test anyways see how I do and cancel just the Math 2c scores? Thanks this is great news =p.</p>
<p>No, you can’t cancel just math IIC. If you take the test and choose to cancel you will cancel ALL SAT II tests you take that day.</p>
<p>I’d recommend that unless you feel really, really, really unprepared for it that you just take it now… you might do well and be done with it, and if not, you can just take it again in October.</p>
<p>colleges look at the highest sat 2 score right?</p>
<p>Yep. 10char</p>
<p>I only have 5 days left and I was wondering which book should I use to get aim for the 800. I have a strong math background (just finished precalc) but I got an 800 SAT normal math so anyways: I have Barrons, Sparknotes, and Kaplan. Browsing through Sparknotes- it’s seems to be a joke I know pretty much all of it. Kaplan provides a rather cursory review and Barrons seems to be too in depth. What would you suggest I do given my background and time constraints? I’m thinking quickly go through what’s there in Kaplans (should take me an hour- most of the stuff is extremely basic) and go over Barrons as well. I’ll do all the practice tests I can but as I said I don’t feel prepared for the math2c (I score around a 40 on Barrons and I suck horribly at conics). Also there’s alot of stuff in the Barron’s that isn’t exactly anywhere else, here is a list of stuff that I’m not sure will be tested on the exam, please tell me what will likely be on there:</p>
<p>Defintional Questions like this: What is the set of points in space equidistant from two vertices of an equilateral triangle and 2 inches from the third vertex? (parabola)</p>
<p>Law of Sines/Cosines</p>
<p>Sequence Formula’s (Infinite/Finite Geo and arth.)</p>
<p>De Moivre’s Theorem</p>
<p>Logic (contrapositive-inverse-converse, Implication- Double Implication)</p>
<p>Angel O btw two lines l1 and l2 formula</p>
<p>Perpendicular formula btw Line blah blah and point w/e</p>
<p>Do I need to know these things? I’m guessing I need to know Law of S/C and Sequences but the rest is crap. Seriously Barron’s has too much stuff to master in my constraints :(.</p>
<p>Yes, you for sure need to know law of sines/cosines and sequences. For the practice tests I’ve taken, there’s usually 1 logic question. Just know If A, then B goes to -> If not B, then not A. Other than that, I suppose the other stuff might save you a little time but there are always other ways of solving problems. I’ve gotten by fine without them.</p>
<p>yes, you can cancel IIC, but you’d have to lie and claim your calculator malfunctioned…just saying, it is possible to cancel just IIC.</p>
<p>You can check with your college’s website, but usually even november is the last date for ED/EA. If you designated your ED school on for the CB reporting service, november is usually the last date.</p>