<p>I have to say that Princeton Review really screwed me over on the ACT reading section. Their strategy for maximizing score while decreasing time really did neither, even with numerous practice tests. They trivialized the math section (thank God I am already a god at math). But atleast they try to tell what is going to be on the exam.
However, from what I hear, Barrons likes to make their stuff harder than the real thing so everything else looks easy. Some people don't like being tricked. And they also update their books before official info is out.
Kaplan seems to be hated by all for just plain- sucking.
Cliffs is awesome test prep, but is not updated quickly enough.
Sparknotes = ?</p>
<p>Any other ideas?</p>