If you are proud of the advanced Mathematics skills you learned during high school, then taking the SAT II Math II Subject Test is a great way to show off those skills. You may be wondering whether you should take the SAT II Math II test or the SAT II Math I test. To determine which is best for you, first find out if any colleges you plan to apply to or specific college programs you would like to enter require one or the other. If you are not required to take either, choose the one that covers Mathematics concepts you feel most confident being tested on.

The SAT II Math I Subject Test will quiz you on Algebra, Geometry, and some Data and Statistic concepts. The SAT II Math II Subject Test will also cover those concepts, but in addition, it will quiz you on some Trigonometry and Precalculus elementary functions concepts.

If you decide to take the SAT II Math II test, then take advantage of all of the free SAT II Math II study help materials offered by Varsity Tutors' Learning Tools. One Learning Tool you can use when you have just a few minutes to squeeze in some test preparation is the free flashcards online. The Learning Tools Flashcards for SAT II Math II can help you practice important Mathematics concepts that may be covered on the test.

You can practice with the full deck of SAT II Math II study flashcards, or you can click on one of the smaller sets of cards that are each based on a specific Math concept you may need a little more practice with. These smaller sets of cards can help you hone in on data analysis, statistics, geometry, functions and graphs, number theory, mathematical relationships, and many other math concepts that you may want to practice more if you find them challenging.

If you want to make up your own questions and answers, you can also take advantage of the unique Learning Tools Flashcards creator. To use this flashcard builder, simply click on the “Create Tests & Flashcards” icon and you will then be led step-by-step through creating your own flashcards. You first give your new deck a name, and you can then begin entering new questions and answers into the blank flashcards templates.

After you enter your own questions and answers into the flashcards maker, you can then save the deck and use it to squeeze in some additional SAT II Math II review whenever you have a few minutes to spare. Like the ready-made flashcards, you can pull them up on your computer, smartphone, or tablet. That makes them easy to practice during study hall at school or when it is break-time at your after-school job.

Prepare well, because the SAT II Math II test has 50 questions on it, and the full test must be completed in one hour. This makes not only ensuring you can answer all questions and equations on it to the best of your ability important, but also that you can solve them quickly.