<p>i'll be writn the oct SAT.......... i neeed a 2250+ ....i'm in INDIA and was supposed to buy barrons......... but which barron should i buy,,, there are a dozen of them.........should i go for individual books for CR, wrtn, maths or all combined</p>
<p>Get the blue book from collegeboard. Official SATs.</p>
<p>agree .. i also highly recommend McGraw-hill's .. very good content . unlike kaplan and pr .. it teaches you what you have to know and covers everything .. >.> thats why its 900 pages long .. but most of it is PRACTICE ..</p>
<p>kaplan's strategy is to have you edit its book .. usually its books have TONS OF ERRORS .</p>
<p>^ hahaha. I know what you mean, although it isn't quite THAT bad. I used their book for the math IIC.</p>
<p>You people just got me a bit worried. I am not only using the Kaplan review books but also enrolled in their prep class. I better go buy some other books.
I did look through the Princeton's PSAT review book, and that had a lot of errors in it as well. But the one I had was from 2005, maybe the new ones are better.
I also heard that the collegeboard's book is really bad, and the only reason people buy them is because they are from collegeboard. But I seem to be hearing a different opinion in this thread.</p>
<p>What bad things have people said about the College Board book? I'm quite curious... it seems to me that the only bad things are the lack of explanations, and the way they give ranges instead of exact scores.</p>
<p>The Princeton's Math for SAT I book SUCKED. It had many errors in it, but don't judge all the other books just because of one book. Because Princeton is still really good, it was just that one book.</p>