- At first glance, Princeton Review is pretty much the same as its big book, just with more practice.
- Barron's has some pretty hard problems that mix it up. I like that because if you can master hard problems in the SAT style, you will be well prepared come test day.
- Kaplan is fairly detailed, they have a very nice list of 100 top math concepts.
This question bank of over 1,050 SAT style questions allows you to customize your own work, in the subject area and in a level of difficulty. I took 12 Hard Math questions on my quiz and sad to say, only got 11.
But it is a must for anyone who wants to have serious practice for the SAT.
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