<p>I’d definately say its the easiest.</p>
<p>I had takin regular physics at my school (no honors offer, and its the prerec to physics AP)</p>
<p>I used the kaplan book for all the concepts, took the practice tests. Then got princeton review and used like 1/2 of it, took the tests.</p>
<p>Wallaaa</p>
<p>800</p>
<p>did u finish the regular physics course that your school offered last year? (last school year)?
or are u still taking the course but just decided to take the SAT and did amazingly well without even finishing the course…?</p>
<p>I took the course last year but learned nothing, it wasnt honors or ap, therefore it was super easy and i sat in the back and played calculator games lol. I just read those books and did the practice problems starting about a month before the december test date.</p>
<p>Anyone agree/disagree with my conclusion that physics is the easiest?</p>
<p>oh wow…
i was thinking of taking the physics sat in may when i’m actually done with the course…i was actually forced to take honors physics this year cuz it was sort of linked with my calc bc
i really hope i could get a score like yours after i suffer through this tormenting class end of this year. i’m so glad someone says that it was easy, it gives me a sense of security. (but then, maybe you’re just smart lol)</p>
<p>I only got 1350 on the SAT… lol i cant be that smart… although i was accepted to duke ED</p>
<p>wow - haha thanks for the encouragement - I’m doing it this January and I’ll just solve practice problems (as you proposed earlier)</p>
<p>Which prep book did you use btw?</p>
<p>Definitely not the easiest material or test, just a very generous curve.</p>
<p>nooo hard test… i got a 5 on the b exam but a 690 on the actual sat II test… pretty hard if u ask me</p>
<p>kaplan and princeton review both, but didnt do that much from either (just practice tests and a few sections i needed help on)</p>