<p>Like I heard they always over prepare you for the test, so is it good for all tests?</p>
<p>I can’t speak specifically for chemistry since I don’t have my score yet, but I used a Barron’s book for it and the Chemistry SAT II was much easier by comparison.</p>
<p>The book for Biology was excellent 
though I only got around 690s on their practice tests, going through the book got me a 770 on the real thing (and if I had gone through it more thoroughly, I could have possibly done better.)</p>
<p>OH! Thanks oxide! </p>
<p>Also do you think the official study guide is worth getting?</p>
<p>Definitely the best for World History, SAT II or AP version.</p>
<p>Their math II is great, for the tests at least.
The problem with math II is questions 40-50 ish those are the ones that trip people up, not the first 40. In Barrons most of their questions are like 30-50 level so it helps a lot for someone who is looking for that perfect score, so I recommend Barrons math II to anyone who is serious about a 750+.</p>
<p>i second the barrons for bio. i haven’t gotten my scores back yet, but in the practice tests i got 750+ every time. the content is nicely laid out too. Lots of practice questions as well.
Be careful of typos though. Barrons publishing company is notorious for them.</p>
<p>Thanks guys but what do you think about the official study book? Is it worth the buy?</p>
<p>Hi! I believe the main consensus is that the official study guide book is much easier then the real thing. I used Barron’s for Math2 and felt very confident after the test was over, although I haven’t gotten my scores back yet.</p>
<p>yup, i used barrons for world history and thought the practice tests were crazy, but the actual test was much easier.</p>
<p>What do people have to say about the Barron’s Physics book?</p>
<p>no for physics, especially if it wont be just review. They dont explain well on some things, while other sections are filled with superfluous information. If you’ve taken AP Physics B or C it may help you clean out some cobwebs, but if you took regular physics and, for example, didnt learn about magnetism in full depth, you might have trouble like i did</p>