My choice: Get a practice book (Kaplan, etc - recommend?) and work with that as the foundation - more test-focused review

perturbed

Do a lot of tests and if you find something that you dont know, do a focused review on those subjects. This means more selective reviewing...

kyrandil

sadly, you're trying to do well on the test, not show that you know things.

madcaptenor

The general test really isn't studiable, so you probably just want to do a practice test or two just to get yourself used to the format. (But I shouldn't be trusted; I'd probably say the SAT isn't studiable but about a zillion people would beg to differ.) As for the subject test, I took the math subject test and used a review book which was specific to that test; that's probably the way to go, because there are some things that are emphasized in a standard text but which just aren't examinable in the multiple-choice format.

geoff

then determine where you're weak and hit the books.

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