<p>Does it matter if you take the Math Level I or Math Level II? I have read some things on here saying that Math Level II looks better when applying to the top schools (which are the schools, I, like pretty much everyone else on here, will be applying to) while others say that it doesn’t matter. I know that the curve in Math II allows you to get quite a few questions wrong and still get an 800. But, I read somewhere that schools care about what percentile you are and that on Math I it is much easier to get a higher percentile than on Math II. Any ideas?
Also, what are the best books to use to prepare for Math I/II and Spanish with listening?</p>
<p>For Spanish with Listening, I used the Barrons SATII prep. But I recommend, if you have time, using Jose M. Diaz’s AP Spanish Language prep book. It’s infinitely better. I used that for the AP and got a 5. For the SAT2, I got a 790 (listening was what got me). Barron’s comes with listening practice, but that’s really not as useful. I’d still go for Jose M. Diaz’s book because it’s phenomenal.
As for Math, take Math II.</p>