Now that you have decided to tackle the SAT II Physics Test, you need to develop a plan to maximize your chances of achieving a high score. The reason you want a high score is simple. The higher your score, the better you look to the admissions officers at the college of your choice. The SAT II Physics Test is designed to measure the knowledge and achievement of high school students who have completed a college preparatory physics class.  This book will help you review for the SAT II Physics Test.  If you have not taken a Physics class yet, it may be advisable to wait until after you complete one before you progress further.

This book is arranged in several sections,  beginning with a diagnostic test. The purpose of this test is to identify your strengths and weaknesses.  It will also help to familiarize you with the testing method used by the College Board.  Do not skip the diagnostic test!  Find a quiet, comfortable spot, turn off the TV, computer, and music, and try to take the entire diagnostic test within the time allotted.  If you run out of time, mark on your answer sheet where you ran out of time. Then keep going until you complete the test.