<p>Ok well I had super low grades in intermediate algebra(algebra 2) I'm sophomore year and now I am doing fine in math analysis(pre-calc). And I just realized I pretty much HAVE to take the math 2 to make up for it and give me better chances. But the thing is, I honestly did not learn much at all last year in algebra 2 so there is a massive gap in my learning. My teacher was horrible but I can't put that on my app so now I want to know how I could learn everything to get around a 700 on the math 2. Which review books or learning methods are the best to prepare you if you are not exactly superb at math yet and still need to learn?</p>
<p>First of all, getting an 800 on Math won’t necessary make up for the fact you didn’t do well in your previous math course(s) b/c some schools don’t consider SAT II for admissions. Disregard this if you plan on applying to UCs or private/Common App schools. </p>
<p>For you I think you should use Barron’s along with [Khan</a> Academy](<a href=“http://khanacademy.org%5DKhan”>http://khanacademy.org) which gives you videos with concise explanations to help you learn. Sparknotes may help too. Good Luck!</p>