Math IIC SAT Test Prep?
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Princeton Review was a little too easy. I don’t think it adequately covers the hardest 10% of the questions on the actual test, so I don’t think it can help a person to get an excellent score.
Use both if you have the time.
Best of luck to you.
I used the Princeton Review Mathematics Levels 1 & 2 book. I strongly don’t recommend it. The book does not separate the Level 1 and Level 2 sections. I mean, it says “Level 2 Only” by some of the topics, but they are not grouped together. If you use the book, use it as a supplement. I would strongly review your notes from pre-calc (if you saved them; i did). My pre-calc class did not cover how to solve limits and do vector addition/subtraction, so I used the princeton review book for that. And there were also questions regarding statistical problems, such as the standard deviation.
SparkNotes is definitely a good way to go. I was completely oblivious to SparkNotes providing SAT Subject Test help, and found it on the website the very next day. I was a little disappointed. It covered all of the topics, which I was a little frustrated that I hadn’t found it sooner.
I got a 740 on the test; I was content with my score.
Good Luck!
I generally find Kaplan to be very helpful, but I did not use books to study for the math test. Sorry I couldn’t be of more help.