SAT Subject Test in October

TheKillerrAnna
Thu, 07 Jun 2012 23:24:40 +0000

It’s posted on the College Board that scores on the subject tests are significantly higher than the regular SAT. Colleges that require subject tests usually accept nothing less than 700, so it definitely makes sense that people would cram for this. Honestly speaking, I’ve already started studying and plan on studying every day until the day of my subject tests. My best advice is to just study every day until the date of the test. If you want to study as little as possible each day, start now. If you don’t want to study every day, start in August. You’ll just need to spend more time on it each day if you start later. And about three or four weeks before your test date, take a practice test on the College Board website. Evaluate how well you did, decide how much you want to improve, and keep studying. That’s the best advice I can give, because that’s exactly what I’m doing. If you go to the Spark Notes website, they have an area of their website that has online textbooks specially designed for exam studying. I’m studying for the Biology E/M and US History there, and they also have one for Chemistry. All of this is free, so if you’re worried, take advantage of it.