<p>Hey guys, </p>
<p>So I have been recently been taking some practice SATs and I found out I am weak in math. I mean low 600s. Is there any book that is good to help me out? I mean , I know the basic stuff (I'm not stupid) just the medium to hard problems. </p>
<p>Thanks in advance.</p>
<p>Good God there are far, far too many of these exact threads. Literally, you could check the posts of like the last 2 days and found 6 threads asking this exact thing.</p>
<p>Anywho, the general consensus is that Gruber’s and Dr. Chung are the best math prep books.</p>
<p>Alright sorry about that. There’s just a lot of mixed answers and I don’t known which to take. My bad</p>
<p>I found Sparknotes’ SAT Geometry to helpful. Short and sweet.</p>
<p>Actually, there’s an whole Sparknotes SAT Math series. I only used the Geometry one because that’s where I had trouble.</p>
<p>Gruber’s is best for those scoring <650, so it’s probably best for you. Dr. Chung’s (which I own) is quite advanced, and you should have a good understanding of SAT math before using it (>650).</p>
<p>Exactly what everyone else said above my friend, I score in the high 500s in math, so i got Gruber’s and its quite neat. It shows you many different ways to solve many different types of problems on the SAT. Well worth the buy, and it was only $10-12 bucks on Amazon!</p>
<p>I actually am using kaplan even though i score higher than 650…</p>
<p>Just because Dr.Chung is expensive and grubers is too easy.
Raised my score about 50 points…</p>