<p>Should I use the Princeton Review or Barrons to study for the bio sat subject test? I used pr for AP world last year and I liked it.</p>
<p>Here’s the thing…
Barrons is generally harder than the real SAT II. Sometimes studying the harder thing is not always better.
Princeton Rev. is generally easier than the real SAT II.
If you really want to get an accurate and good review of the biology material get both books to study from and you should be well prepared. However if you are on a budget of some sort (I understand with the times we have now) then go with the Barrons, I’m a sophomore and I recently bought the Barrons SAT II bio book for <$10 on Amazon.com.</p>
<p>Hope that helps</p>
<p>^ I concur. Get both books. Both have info the other doesn’t have. However, if you can only get one, then get the Barron’s. I found the PR filled with a few errors/ambiguous questions on the practice tests. Also, it had two pages on plant biology… PR really bad compared to Barron’s if you only use one book.</p>