<p>Looks fun~ Haha, I fear for you, taking all those tests (although I’m not one to talk, since I took about that many too) =P</p>
<p>Anyway, to answer your questions - firstly, I don’t think any number of SAT IIs is too much, as long as you know you can do well in all of them. </p>
<p>I’m assuming you’re taking Chemistry AP right now? Or at least some Chemistry course? If that’s the case, then two thumbs up at choosing to take Chem SAT in May ^^ Definitely helps to take the test when everything is fresh in your head.</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure a TI 84+ is far more than enough to take Math IIc… especially if you’re comfortable with it! If I were you, I wouldn’t go out of my way to buy an 89. Of course, it all depends on how good you are at math - if you’re really good, you shouldn’t even need a calculator =P I too, like you, panicked before Math IIc and fully loaded my calculator (83+) with math programs… Of course, I didn’t study at all, but… Getting back to the point, during the test, I ended up using my calculator on only two problems - and that was just to do some big multiplication =\ So yeah, if you’re good at math, you shouldn’t really need it (not to brag, but I got 800, so it’s not like I failed cause I didn’t use a calculator).</p>
<p>As for which type of Biology to take… Take whichever you’re stronger in! I would advise not to study or both, cause that is a LOT of material to cover in (exactly) a month. If you like evolution and population ecology and stuff, then take Ecology; if you like cell structure and all the microscopic stuff (that I really never understood), then take Molecular. So yeah, just decide which you like more and study it. Of course, you could be like my friend and take both tests and just mark in the one you feel more confident in (there’s a lot of time when you take the test… I started playing with my clay ball and stuff in the middle and still finished) =P I think he got a 780 or something, so I guess that strategy worked for him.</p>
<p>As for the math classes, you shouldn’t worry that much. Our school doesn’t have trig (it’s sorta mixed into Pre-Calc/Math Analysis/whatever it’s called), but I still did fine~ As for Geometry, I’m not too sure about this, but I don’t think it was tested that much.</p>
<p>Btw, are you good at Spanish? Cause those foreign language tests are REALLY killer if you aren’t either really really good or native. I was a bit overconfident because I was among the top French students in my region by the time I reached French 3, so I took the French SAT II during my junior year, and it was HARD! The curve was really really generous so I still scored well (760), but I hardly understood half of the test, lol. Well, I learned from that, worked a bit harder, and tackled French w/Listening in my senior year, and this time I scored perfect =D But yeah, if you’re not that confident in Spanish, either study your butt off or don’t take it. From the other tests you’re taking, I’d assume you’re going into a science-related field anyway, so if shouldn’t matter that much that you didn’t take a foreign language. Don’t get me wrong though - I’m not trying to discourage you from taking it! If you feel confident, then by all means, pick up a prep-book, look through the questions, and decide for yourself if it’s too hard or not. And hey, I don’t know, maybe you’re native, lol, I can’t tell from over the internet =P</p>
haha.</p>