Gruber's Math SAT Workbook

<p>I am really struggling through this. I don't remember the SAT Math being this difficult, though my score was far less than satisfactory. :/ Anybody else had experience with Gruber things?</p>

<p>Gruber’s is very comprehensive. Learn it and you’ll excel in the SAT Math portion.</p>

<p>I am really stumbling through the geometry portion. Will I do poorly on the SAT because I’m not hitting every single of these questions properly? D:</p>

<p>I don’t think Gruber’s is particularly good. It’s aimed towards people who don’t know math at all but it gives problems that vary wildly in difficulty…</p>

<p>Protip: don’t use non-CB questions for studying.</p>

<p>Kaplan workbook has valuable problems, as do the PR mock tests. However, I will say that nothing beats the blue book.</p>

<p>I was talking about the Gruber’s SAT book btw. I never knew they had a specific math workbook.</p>

<p>You won’t run out of CB materials so that you have to resort to Kaplan and PR.</p>

<p>That’s not necessarily true, Bigb14.</p>

<p>11 tests in BB2
10 OC tests
3 released QAS’s on CB’s website
6 released PSAT’s in CB’s store</p>

<p>= 30 authentic tests</p>

<p>If your manage your resources, you shouldn’t run out</p>

<p>10 BB tests
10 OC tests
3 PTs</p>

<p>=23 tests, not including PSATs and 10RS
so yeah, you don’t need Kaplan and PR.</p>

<p>nvm jamesford beat me by a few seconds…</p>

<p>Yes, I know…I have the Official BB, PSAT materials, QAS, and online SAT test service. </p>

<p>However, I just felt that I needed more preparation…so I grabbed a Gruber’s Math SAT Workbook. I am understanding the material (which is a plus xD) but I’m curious as to the level of difficulty Gruber’s typically offers.</p>

<p>I’m willing to bet $1000 that you haven’t gone through all 23 official tests yet. Therefore, you cannot say that you need “more preparation.” Go finish all the official tests (while ANALYZING your answers) and then we’ll talk. </p>

<p>btw, I only did around 8-9 tests, and got a 350 point increase to 2300.</p>

<p>I think that my 480 math score speaks for itself here.
xD</p>

<p>Your score is irrelevant. All that matters is your improvement. If you don’t want to take our advice, fine. idc, I’m done w/ the SATs.</p>