Anyone who have taken Physics and Chemistry please help ~

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<p>I am now preparing for the SAT Physics and Chemistry test.
The books that i choose are from Princeton Review.
Is it enough to just read Princeton Review? Will it cover all the topics tested in the real test?
Do I also need to read Barron in order to get a 800 in each test?</p>

<p>Thank you</p>

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<p>BTW, my test date is on May 1st.
Now I have finished reading the Princeton Review for Physics and Chemistry.
What do i need to do next?</p>

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<p>I’m doing PR for Physics. </p>

<p>I’ve heard it’s the best, though I haven’t cracked it open yet.</p>

<p>My test is in June.</p>

<p>To add some sort of reassurance, I looked up a billion threads and they all said PR for physics is absolutely the best.</p>

<p>Are you in regular physics or AP?</p>

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<p>Barron’s, quite frankly, sucks. It has AP Chem topics, which are not supposed to be introduced in the real exam. Seems like Barron’s motto is “we will prep you harshly so u can do well on the real exam…” But it doesnt work in SAT II Chem :P</p>

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<p>well, thanks for the help~ </p>

<p>Really appreciate that.</p>

<p>As a matter of fact, i haven’t finished physics and chemistry in my high school…
i m from Canada. The system is quite different, you know…</p>

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<p>Is it enough to review what you have learned in Chemistry, Physics and Math in one month?</p>

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<p>@lzhd1028</p>

<p>The physics of Princeton Review is very good. All chapters be analysed very well.</p>

<p>About Barron’s books, I agree with benhpark. I’m not satisfied. They have inantiquated theory and their excersises are confusing and ambiguous.</p>

<p>About your second question. I believe it’s enough to review all chapters in maths, Physics and Chemistry.</p>

<p>Good luck to you! :)</p>

<p>Can I ask something. What are the best books for Chemistry??Thank you. :)</p>

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<p>@lzhd1028 what type of review??I mean if you don’t crack the whole required syllabus the 1 month will not be enough.</p>

<p>But if you want to do a quickly review to remind some things I think that is enough time.</p>

<p>Very good books for Physics are Barron’s Books and Princeton Review.For further reading I suggest to go in library and find some extras particularly in some points of syllabus that you cannot understand or you have some weaknesses.It would be very helpful!!</p>

<p>I hope you the best and good luck!!:D</p>

<p>ps: i have the same question with Maria_astr</p>

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<p>*enough time</p>