<p>I'm planning on attacking chemistry w/ Barron's, Math II w/ Barron's, and USH w/ Amsco and Barron's
I know I'm a Barron's freak, but I have concluded that over-prep is better than under-prep. Besides, I got till October so I have the time to put in. Any suggestions to my list?</p>
<p>You’re taking the exact same tests that I’m taking.
Math II: Barrons
USH: AMSCO & REA
Chem: Princeton Review</p>
<p>also taking the exact same tests
MathII: Barrons
USH: REA + Barrons (already took in May)
Chem: Barrons</p>
<p>your list is fine…</p>
<p>Personally, I would only use Barron’s for practice tests. PR is good for actually learning the topics when it comes to math and science. Barron’s will just waste your time if you’re reviewing it.</p>
<p>When you guys say REA, are you referring to the AP U.S. History REA?</p>
<p>^ yes, I was…</p>
<p>K. I asked that because I came across an SAT U.S. History version of REA on amazon, and wondered if I was supposed to be using that all along.</p>
<p>USH: REA (AP)
Math II: PR</p>
<p>I’m a sophomore and I’m doing AP BC Calculus (PR), AP STAT (Both Barrons and PR) and AP C Physics (Barrons)</p>
<p>Never used any as this is my first year in America!</p>
<p>Yes there is an REA version for SAT US history. DONT USE IT. The questions are not anything like the test. I took a practice test in it and got a 540, but got a 740 on the real test the next day.</p>
<p>Math 2c - Barrons
USH- Barrons + Amsco
Korean- know it already</p>