SAT 2 Subject Test General Course Information

What is the SAT II (SAT Subject Test)

While almost every college requires the SAT Reasoning Test (formerly called the SAT I exam) for admission, many of the more competitive colleges (like Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, etc.) also require another set of exams called the SAT Subject Tests (formerly called the SAT II exams). The SAT Subject Tests are one-hour test in specific disciplines such as the sciences, foreign languages, history, math, and literature.

The SAT Subject Tests are given the same day as the SAT Reasoning Test. Since each test is one-hour long, you can take up to three exams on one test date. In fact, for the Ivy League schools, the SAT Subject Tests are almost as important as the famous SAT Reasoning Test for admissions. In addition, for many public colleges, the SAT Subjects are used for placement purposes.

Which SAT Subject Test Courses do you offer?

Test Masters offers classroom and 1-on-1 courses for the following SAT Subject Tests. Each Subject Course has four classes of 3 hours each (12 hours total) and two full-length official College Board practice tests per subject.

  • Math Level I
  • Math Level II
  • Biology
  • Physics
  • Chemistry

Most locations offer 1-1 tutoring or other options. We can offer custom courses in any location. Find a course available in your area.

How does the 100 Point Score Improvement Guarantee work?

Test Masters guarantees that if you attend every class and do all your required homework your score will go up by at least 100 points. If not, you will be eligible to retake the next available class (depending on your location). If you have to miss a class you can make it up in the next available class.

How do I register for a course?

There are a few options to register for a course. You can register online or you can call our office and register over the phone.

What course materials will I receive in the SAT Subject course?

A Test Masters course manual will be given out on the second day of class. All teaching is done from these materials.