<p>So... I have signed up for the SAT 2 in May and I know all of the concepts i think... but the baron's book seems so much easier than college board to me... I just can't do college board tests... any help??? as to what I should do? Cause I really have not taken pre cal... yet</p>
<p>Books, study plan... anything would be great</p>
<p>The Barrons book seems much easier? That’s a first. Normally, people comment that the questions in the Barrons book are much more difficult than the real thing, especially for the Math Level 2 exam, and that if you can do decently well with the Barrons questions than you should do very well on the actual test.</p>
<p>I took the Math II test twice. First time I got a 700 with a little bit of studying, so I studied immensely and got an 800 a few months later. I took many many practice tests, which is what I would recommend doing. Individual concepts that you have trouble with you should brush up on and do practice problems, but practice tests really help you prepare well.</p>
<p>I have found the Collegeboard Books to be fairly useless myself. Barrons and Princeton Review were quite good. McGraw Hill was alright as well. If you are getting the score you want in those books, you should be set.</p>
<p>@ACT Tester, i have not done enough pre calc so I had to study from baron’s and Dr. CHung’s so I am better prepared for those questions types of questions… @Flametrooper Yesterday I worked my way through the college board test and my results did not fare as well on the college board tests… so what do you recommend, I should do? I am stuck… did u have a particular study plan or something?</p>
<p>Also I have the TI n-spire… is the calculator really that beneficial??</p>