<p>@satacer2 different people study differently i guess. However, I do know that this method has worked for me before, and I’ll stick to it since there’s nothing else I can really do.</p>
<p>In addition, I do agree that I feel some of the Princeton Review’s testing material is slightly easier than what I see when I take real practice SAT’s from the blue book or from my tutoring center, but practice is practice. Doing <em>slightly</em> easier problems isn’t going to be detrimental to me, especially since I combine the Princeton tests with my tutoring centers real practice SATs. </p>
<p>Also, since you guys seem to be mentioning real SAT’s a lot, any place other than the bluebook / online that I could find real practice SATs?</p>
<p>Cheers. </p>
<p>@satacer2 Oh is this what you guys are referring to. I’ve already done most if not all of these, as my tutoring place uses real SATs, which most likely coincide with the ones on this site.’</p>
<p>I’ll still probably go over the ones I’ve done as well to go over problem types, but will still use princeton for some stuff. Thanks for the site. +like</p>
<p><a href=“Sat march 2014 - Google Docs”>Sat march 2014 - Google Docs;
<p>public google doc to discuss the test later</p>
<p>What type of calculator are you all using for the test? In another thread someone mentioned downloading SAT programs to your calculator. Wouldn’t that be considered cheating?</p>
<p>How do you think this test will compare to the October PSAT? I missed 1 question on the writing section of the PSAT but I’m afraid i won’t be able to get the same score on this SAT. </p>
<p>@BioBoy97. do you think excel is worth it? and do you think you can pull a rishi?</p>