<p>I am sick right now, (with the flu but currently getting better). Should I reschedule my May test date to June? This is my first time takin the SAT btw.</p>
<p>If you don’t mind spending the money. If you think if you can write it then make an attempt. I was down with the flu when I wrote the subject tests in October. I got a WAY lower score than I got in the trial after that.</p>
<p>Is the subject test easier or hard than the regulatory SAT 1 test.?? I scheduled myself for the test in June and since its also my first time I’m scare, any advice for us?</p>
<p>The mandated SAT or ‘SAT 1’ as most people call it, may only be harder if you do not like english. English is the main emphasis of the test, making up 1600 out of 2400 points. It depends on what you prefer</p>
<p>Subject tests seem easier because the subject test curriculum is based on knowledge, which most kids already have. SAT1, on the other hand, tests skills that not many people have, prior to the test. And quite frankly, some people might not really know much of the content of the english language. Many of us just assume that we know english because it is our first language</p>
<p>Despite what you may hear, the SAT actually tests content that is extremely pertinent to everyday life. Many topics on the SAT are based on correcting faulty colliquailisms that many people do not realize in everyday speech. An example is referring to a person of unknown gender as “they” as opposed to “he or she”</p>