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Test Preparation
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<p>okay so I am going to start studying this summer for the SAT</p>

<p>I have these books:</p>

<p>McGraw Hill 2nd Edition
Barrons Math Workbook
Collegeboard blue book
& I am going to order Grubers new edition and Barrons 2400</p>

<p>I also have grammitex</p>

<p>Has anyone used these books --- experience w/ them?
Which is good for what section??</p>

<p>Should I read the WHOLE entire book for each one? Or just a particular section</p>

<p>and can you guys PLEASE HELP ME ORGANIZE THIS
I REALLLY NEED A COMPLETE STUDY PLAN</p>

<p>WHICH BOOKS SHOULD I USE FIRST????? AND ALL THAT STUFFF</p>

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<p>buuuuuuuuuuump</p>

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<p>all of these books are basically going to tell you the same thing</p>

<p>my advice would be to just take as many practice tests as possible.
PR has a book with 11 tests. Id start with that before you go and by 6 SAT books</p>

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<p>Just take practice tests. Remember, the SAT is a reasoning test and studying won't really help you unless you have no idea what you're doing. As the saying goes, practice makes perfect. I believe this advice is the best to follow for this particular test. Good luck.</p>

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<p>thanx for the advice ...hmm.... so okay this is what I will do</p>

<p>First I will finish McGraw Hill
Second I will start Grubers .. I think that I am going to buy this because I heard that it has 101 math problems you need to know
After Grubers -->> Barrons math workbook for the complex problems</p>

<p>and then when I am done ... I will just take practice tests over and over from the blue book and make sure I understand what I got wrong.</p>

<p>During all of this I will be using Sparknotes 1000 words and memorizing them.</p>

<p>sounds good?</p>

<p>I will take the SAT in March, June, and October.</p>

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<p>oh and the PR book w/ 6 practice tests ... are they similar to the actual SAT??</p>

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<p>There is a new Kaplan book with 12 tests. I don't think anyone can possibly want/need more than that...</p>