<p>ill be taking the sat test for the first time in oct during my junior year. Ive been having a really hard time choosing which book to study from and make a schedule for.
My grubers book is the complete sat guide 2011 it seems pretty much longer than both pr and cb but its older which might be a disadvantage moreover many people say its grammar and writing preps suck and that its only good for math.
My princeton review book is the cracking the sat 2013 edition Ive read a couple pages from it and its anything but boring unlike the grubers but its math and grammar sections are extremely short. its either that or the grubers sections are too long, it might be better because its newer. i dont know.
My college board book is the first official sat study guide and it seems good but its kind of like pr since it doesnt really teach that much grammar the math section is pretty good though but im not sure if its as good as grubers. the best thing about it is that it has questions from real sat tests.
Please help me. Which book should i study from?!
Ps excuse my bad grammar and punctuation im just in a rush</p>
<p>I would look at the pinned topics in the SAT help section for more resources on writing/grammar. Silverturtle’s guide in particular has a very thorough writing prep section. As for tests, only use the official ones in the college board book for practice. </p>
<p>Study from all books. Take the Gruber’s 2011 with a slightly smaller grain of salt, because it’s 2011. Otherwise, use all books to gain an advantage. I used many different books to study from, to obtain a rounded idea and conclusion of general strategies and information. </p>
<p>^ Don’t worry about using 2011 books; nothing has changed. I agree that it should only be used for math. Use the CB, and only CB, for practice tests.</p>
<p>^^Agree</p>
<p>i agree that i should use all books but i want to make a schedule to arrange my time so i want to know which ones best for what. Like for example put grubers for math pr for grammar cb for tests and writing. i dont know which one to use for what.</p>