<p>Well, in spite of what some may argue, the SAT test is one that can be prepped for with review & practice books. They are widely available. You can probably do quite well if you give yourself enough time to prepare yourself for the kinds of questions asked.</p>
<p>It’s best to take your SAT Subject Tests (SAT IIs) just after finishing course work on the same subject, while the information is fresh in your memory. However, definitely pick up a book of practice tests for those too.</p>
<p>As to how much these scores matter – that will vary by college. Some say they look a bit more closely even at homeschoolers test scores because there’s often less “objective” assessment of their course work. I don’t think that’s always true, but certainly it’s true in many instances.</p>