<p>I need your guys opinion and doubt be afraid to post. So my current score is 2020 and i have 7 weeks to get it to 2300. Heres the books I'm gonna get</p>
<p>Math-Dr.Chungs Sat math book(I'm not sure if i should get this because my current score is a 740 in math, and all the ones I get wrong are dumb mistakes)</p>
<p>Writing and Cr- Barrons 2400, as well as pr 11 practice tests and kaplan 12 practice tests(using the tests for practice)</p>
<p>So what is your guys opinion and If you don't think my choices are good what suggestions would you have on prep books I should buy?</p>
<p>guys i only have till today to decide, help would be really nice</p>
<p>There are three good books for writing. They are: Gruber’s, McGraw-Hill, and Barron’s Writing Workbook.</p>
<p>so if I’m in the mood to save some money, could i just buy barons 2400. Does barron’s 2400 have the same review of cr and writing as the individual workbooks have?</p>
<p>you should get the Blue Book for your tests if you haven’t already</p>
<p>lilballerx8, of course i got the bb. I would be dumb not to. p.s i like the name</p>
<p>Aight then, really you should just get yourself direct hits/ barron’s 2400 and go from there. I’m in a similar situation as you lol.</p>
<p>p.s. thanks, and although sjsharks are best nhl team, gswarriors are the best team ever! haha</p>
<p>nor cal sports all the way</p>
<p>I don’t think Barrons 2400 has a lot of practice problems hence why it is so skinny so it might not be as good as the Barron’s workbooks, but thats just what I heard. You might want to look into McGraw Hill for writing and CR practice instead of Kaplan and PR seeing as those are known to be notoriously easy.</p>
<p>I don’t know braniac. My friend got a 800 on a cb test in cr but got a 670 in pr cr. Is the material in the workbooks tough or simple. I really want to aim for the highest score possible.</p>