[Snail L]

I'm planning on taking the SAT IIs this June, but I don't know which subjects to take! I was thinking about French, American History, and Bio. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

Im in level 4 French, but I have grammar issues.

I've taken Am. Hist for one year, I know up to the Civil War ( I would have lots of studying to do) I already took World History.

I just like bio, and I took it last year... I'm taking Chem this year but I'm not good at it.

... and math or any other one of the languages is just not gonna happen. Any advice? Which ones are the easiest, in terms of the test AND how to study??? For college, can you show 2/3 scores, or do you have to show them all of your scores? Thanks!!

[Johnny D]

Well it seems French and Biology are your strong points so take those two. If you can afford it, get an SAT prep. book for each subject test you'll be taking and review whatever you're having trouble with. SAT prep. books will teach you exactly what you need to know for the subject tests.

If you're planning on taking the U.S. History subject test then get one of the more comprehensible study guides such as Kaplan since you said you'd have a lot to study, this would make it fairly easier to learn the required material quicker. Princeton review is also a good choice. They have a prep. book called "Cracking the SAT U.S. & World History Subject Tests" which is great because it will prepare you for both the U.S. History and World History subject tests and since you've taken World History you can use it to decide whether you want to take the U.S. History subject test or the World History subject test instead. I find World History easier but that's probably because I'm not very interested in U.S. History. Good luck!