Personally, I only studied for my SAT II Biology Molecular (and I was reading the book right up until the moment I was walking into the room, lol, didn't quite finish it...). Other than that, Math II, French, and the SAT Is, I did without studying... I suppose I'm lazy.

So, did any of you study, or are you planning on studying?

Post edited at 10:45 am on July 19, 2008 by Just Waiting Here

no i will not study for the s.a.t.. if you know it you know it ,if you dont you dont...studying wont help

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With the SAT, it's good to familiarise yourself with the format and shit but studying is a waste of time.

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no i will not study for the s.a.t.. if you know it you know it ,if you dont you dont...studying wont help

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I'm pretty sure I've seen statistics show that students that study do better by a certain percentage on average.

But when it comes to the SAT IIs, depending on what you're taking, I find it hard NOT to study.  Depending on when you're taking you SAT IIs, you may not have finished the class that covers the information.

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I didn't really. I took a practice test and called it good. Those were the old SATs though. Not sure how the new ones work.

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Yeah, I did a practice test a year before I took them and stuff, so I knew the layout.

In terms of the new SAT, it just has another section (Writing) which has some questions, and then you have to write an essay.

SAT II:
Biology --> 520; study AP Bio booklet
Math 1 --> 520; no study
Math 2 --> 560; study AP Calculus
Chinese --> 770 or 780; no study
History --> 480; no study


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i didn't take at SAT II's.

SAT: 1920/2400
World - 660
US - 720
Lit - 680

And hell, I go to one of the best schools (T15) in the country, so clearly they don't matter that much.

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