<p>So what books should I buy for each section? All of my sections are really bad but these are the books I already have:</p>
<p>CR: Grammatix
W:
M:Dr. Chungs, Grubers Math Workbook</p>
<p>BB</p>
<p>Can someone give me advice and anything else that would help? Thanks so much!</p>
<p>I used grammatix, but I didn’t find it amazingly helpful for CR. And I think their method wants you to only read the lines referenced in questions and nothing else and use only those to answer the questions, which I wouldn’t recommend. There’s a guide on here called “How to Attack the SAT Critical Reading Section Effectively” which, coupled with sufficient practice, can get you to 750+ in cr.</p>
<p>I really like PWN The SAT for math. For CR you really should come up with your own method.</p>
<p>For critical reading, I reccommend getting ahold of any collegeboard SAT you can, even the old ones, and going through the critical reading sections. Noitaraperp’s guide is very good, as well. Just use those two and you should be fine.</p>
<p>Math, the books you’ve listed are fine. First, do Gruber’s, then take a test to see if you’ve improved. Then, do Dr. Chung’s if you have improved.</p>
<p>Writing, Silverturtle’s Guide is very good. Although it’s long, reading through it helps immensely. </p>
<p>Practice, practice, practice!</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>Doing more practice tests/practice in general will help your score.
And, it also helps to go over the basics of each (esp. Math and Writing). If I remember correctly, Sparknotes had an online SAT grammar overview that had some part in boosting my Writing MC.</p>