<p>is the SAT I princeton review book better than kaplan and barrons on an all over scale?!!</p>
<p>The Blue Bookis the best.
Difficulty: Kaplan<The Princeton Review< the BlueBook(Official)< Barrons.
Honestly, take them all. I did and brought my score up by 700points.</p>
<p>400* my fault. Typo.</p>
<p>This might help.
My score:
Kaplan:2250
PR:2180
BB:2130
Barrons:1890</p>
<p>i’m already through with the Blue Book and I got 2240 in the May SAT…Basically I’m looking for a book apart from the Blue Book that offers great practice for the critical reading section!!</p>
<p>the 1st time takin the sat i had 1 week to the exam…i ddnt know squart abt the sat my english was so-so…i got the princeton review book n pulled off a 1900…ad say pr.is pretty guwd if ur getin started coz it gives u a formula to go into the test…then use the bluebook for 2100+…im strongly against kaplan coz it practically copies the bb questions</p>
<p>Well i suggest barrons and PR</p>
<p>TAKE BOTH tests! Take them each 3 times. no max.
- SAT (General), plus at list 2 SAT (Subject Tests)
- ACT</p>
<p>Please, Study hard for SATs and ACT, write good essays during the application process!
SATs and ACT score is very, very important extremely important for admission!</p>
<p>I did Princeton review lasses, improved my score by 200 + (from R 550 to R 760, from M 540 to M 780), but also i would HIGHLY RECCOMAND TAKING SAT CLASSES ESP FROM KAPLAN, OR PRINCETON REVIEW.</p>
<p>kaplan will make you feel like you are the smart one(as I did once) b/c it is so easy</p>
<p>I think PR is a little easier than the real one. Blue book is the best one</p>
<p>I don’t know, but whenever I read princton review books, they always seem more… Friendly. Although, I feel as if princton review’s strength is their AP books because they do a good job of picking the questions that are most likely going to be on the test. When taking the SAT however, it’s a little harder for them to pick the right questions and for you to remember them. Kaplan challenges you more of that’s what you are looking for, but it is much wordier. Barrons does a good job of providing good questions, but not a good job of providing solid explinations like Princton review does.</p>