<p>agree to crazychildren. Doing all of them will yield the best result. But I don't think the order does not matter. My D did all of them and got overall 97 percentile. We did not care about the order.</p>
<p>I though Princeton was the best.</p>
<p>Each book has pros and cons. But no book is bad. The more book you do, the better!</p>
<p>Since folks here are talking about SSAT, I just put my question about SSAT here.</p>
<p>How long is the SSAT score good for? I cannot find any info about it either from the books or online. The only hint I got is from ssat.org:</p>
<p>"2008-2009 scores will remain available until 7/31/10."</p>
<p>Does this mean 2008-2009 scores will be good until 7/31/10? after that the score can no longer be sent directly to school, and therefore useless, i.e. expired? </p>
<p>Another question is can you ask to send the score to the schools in June (to beat 7/31) for the fall application?</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>I didn't study for it I just went in and took it I don't think you should study for standardized tests like the ssat</p>
<p>That's a brilliant opinion! It's not like studying has even the slightest chance of raising your score! (sarcasm)</p>
<p>that is right. If you want to raise the score, you should study more than 6 months consistently. A couple of months study does not make that much difference.</p>