<p>I'm taking it in october/november. Any suggestions?</p>
<p>I used barrons for both and mcgraw hill as well for math ii. Barrons is a bit harder, but it prepares you well.</p>
<p>How are the kaplan books?</p>
<p>@dancefreak I used one for chem, and it was okay, but as a company I don’t really like nor trust kaplan, so I would stay clear of their books.</p>
<p>I did no prep except spending the night before the math II exam reading through this whole review page: <a href=“SparkNotes: Today's Most Popular Study Guides”>SparkNotes: Today's Most Popular Study Guides; and got a 790. IMO, no need to spend money on a book unless you want help with general strategy/time management.</p>
<p>Barrons prepares you really well for both…I spent 2 weeks with the barrons book for each test and got 800s on both. Good luck!</p>
<p>I would PR, Barron’s and then Dr. Chung.
I would first review PR, finish all those tests, then do Dr. Chung’s.
For Dr. Chung’s, start by going over the 57 tips, and making sure you know all of them well enough. Then do the tests.
Dr. Chung’s 12 tests are the absolute best for the SAT II Math 2. I got an 800 on the June 7th testing from consistently scoring 780-800 on the Dr. Chung’s tests.
(Dr. Chung’s tests are the hardest ones available though, so even if you score around 700-750, you’re still in good shape for an 800. Personally, I finished the actual June 7th test in 2/3 the time that it took to finish one of Dr. Chung’s tests.)</p>
<p>After doing all 12 of Dr. Chung’s tests, take a practice test from CollegeBoard’s Official Study Guide for the SAT II. If you can get 800 on it, you’re set. Just keep reviewing Dr. Chung’s and PR weekly until the testing date and do some of Barrons’ tests (although Barron’s should be ignored if you are performing well enough). However, if you score below 700 on the CollegeBoard test, then start on Barron’s and review Dr. Chung’s.</p>
<p>With that, you should have enough prep for getting an 800.</p>
<p>@caffeinemolecule :so u dont think its good?</p>
<p>Nope, I wouldn’t buy anything off of Kaplan and I would stick to Barrons</p>