<p>My math portion is the weakest part of my SAT, so I got Gruber's Complete SAT Math Workbook like lots of people were recommending. </p>
<p>But now that I'm going through it, about 170 pages or so through, this book is honestly just a review of 6th/7th grade math. Does the 'real' stuff come in later? Or is this book simply meant for people whose basic math skills are lackluster?</p>
<p>Shooting around a 500-550 currently, aiming for a 700-750.</p>
<p>Bump. Bump. Bump.</p>
<p>Wow, really? NO replies?</p>
<p>Well coming from someone who scored a around a 660 on his first try at 9th grade (I still haven’t took a real SAT), I would say it is the concept that matters. The book gives you the concepts you need to work for the problems, not the initial difficulty of the problems. However, I am sure the farther you go, it will discuss more about the SAT-level questions.</p>
<p>Overall the Gruber Math tests are harder then CollegeBoard tests according to CollegeBoard.</p>
<p>@HONORLIONS
You got the wrong book 
You’re suppose to get Gruber’s COMPLETE Guide ( with all three sections)
I made that mistake too!</p>
<p>Ive heard that just the math section book is good.</p>
<p>I have it myself and i know what you mean but there are a lot of probelms in the last 50 - 100 pages. They are showing how to approach each kind of problem, then apply it, and finally you take practice math tests in the end.</p>
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<p>I understand the concept thing, but like, I know how to simplify basic algebraic expressions and multiply fractions. That’s all I’ve been encountering.</p>
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<p>Yeah, I think I heard that from you before. But it seems everyone infers Gruber’s actual math wb instead. What’s the difference between the actual Math WB and the Complete Guide’s math section?</p>