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<p>Hey guys, I've been looking around on this site for a while now and its extremely helpful. Currently, im in a Kaplan classroom course and from my progress on the practice tests i believe it is helping.</p>

<p>My first test - 560 math, 560 reading, 430 writing (1550)
Second test - 600 math,510 reading (i didnt focus), 590 writing (1700)
3rd test - 640 math,580 reading, 630 writing (1850)</p>

<p>I've read that alot of members on this site think the kaplan course is a waste of money. Do you guys think my scores/progression is relatively accurate to how i would do on the real thing?</p>

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<p>personally i haven’t tried their tests but i hear that they are easier.</p>

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<p>I’d recommend taking a Blue Book test to see how it compares. That’s the only way I think you’ll really be able to tell.</p>

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<p>Yea true, ill be sure to do that this weekend. I just ordered the bluebook, along with workbooks from barrons (critical reading, Math,and Writing) What are your opinions on these workbooks?</p>

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<p>useless, useless, and useless. </p>

<p>srsly, just stick with the BB.</p>

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<p>I’ve only ever used Blue Book and some real tests from a couple years ago my counselor gave me and that served me quite well.</p>

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<p>Oh, wow…I am aiming for a 2000. You believe the BB alone will get me in that score range?As you can see my Critical reading really needs improvement. thanks for all the replies guys.</p>

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<p>Well guys, i took a blue book test today and it seemed similar to my kaplan tests. I have a question however, my score ranges are huge. </p>

<p>For example:
Critical reading - 610-670
Writing - 580-710
Math - 580 - 640</p>

<p>Should i just find the average of the range? thanks guys</p>

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<p>Yep. Just take the average.</p>