<p>Math is my worst subject by far.</p>
<p>Are there any good review books for the math on SATs? Preferably ones that explain it really well to dummies like me?</p>
<p>Also, I've only taken Algebra, Geometry, and Algebra II will I need to know way more than that? Unfortunately it's been a while and for some reason math info from my old classes somehow leaks out after tests and I can't remember much.</p>
<p>Do some of the basic overall SAT books like Barron's SAT 2400 cover this stuff?</p>
<p>I REALLY need to get this stuff down to do well on my SAT but I'm afraid I don't know where to begin = P</p>
<p>Thanks for any help!</p>
<p>the consensus on CC concerning the best math SAT books is Barron's and Grubers.</p>
<p>^Idk what consensus you're talking about, but Rocket Review is great. I, too, have heard Gruber's lauded, but Barron's. . . ehhh. RR explains almost every concept you'll need for SAT math (which covers up to Algebra II) and also explains how to not make stupid mistakes and go about solving the problems in the most efficient way. The advice is easy to ignore, so make sure you take notes.</p>
<p>Oh, so RR is better than Gruber? Didn't know that. I thought Gruber was pretty good but maybe I should look at RR.</p>
<p>Rocket Review. Barron's too.</p>