<p>Would the Feynman Lectures suffice as a nice prep for the subject test? I heard that the Subject Test is pretty much conceptual. I want to read the Feynman Lectures during the summer, and it is MUCH more insightful (and not to mention fun to read) than the regular cookbook prep books like Barron’s. However, it has little to no emphasis on problem solving.</p>
<p>Thoughts?</p>
<p>The Feynman lectures are awesome in the true sense of the word. If u read and understand them u r gonna get no LEss than a perfect score. Though u need to be able to solve stuff. It will be a bit out of syllabus and scope to say the least. Barrons would be what you would want to do if the subject tests were ur only aim and Feynman if u aimed to master physics. That man rules</p>