Level 2 Math Books

<p>From past test takers, how do the Princeton Review, REA, and Sparknotes Books fare?</p>

<p>I've borrowed them from my friends and am wondering how good are they? LOL, i forgot all this elementary material because I am in Multi Variable Calculus, and am taking the test in a week. Needless to say, I'm more of a history person.</p>

<p>How are these books, and is the real deal generally harder than these books? I know Barron's is always harder than the test (that's cause they never edit their books the content not tested and update every 4-5 years!)...</p>

<p>I don't think you forgot as much as you say you did. Anyway, the online Sparknotes book is fine if you don't want to spend any money. PR has a good excersize book.</p>

<p>Well, some of it is coming back. My problem is I am weak in the fundamentals, but stong in Calc and MVC; a very wierd situation because of poor teachers. I did all of the material Level 2 tests in 7-10th grade; lol, I did forget!</p>

<p>BUMP! Any advice, anyone?</p>