<p>What's the "best" book for students who have deficiencies in their math knowledge and just want a prep book tailored to SAT math that will help them break 600?</p>
<p>I've heard Gruber's Complete SAT Guide 2009 is good? Comments?</p>
<p>As said before, I as well as many other CCers would recommend Gruber's.</p>
<p>Gruber's! I am a "math deficient student" and this has worked wonders for me.</p>
<p>Yes, Grubers! Just get it already!</p>
<p>^ Although, judging by the other posts, some would say that Gruber's isn't very helpful for strong math students looking for better tips.</p>
<p>^ yeah that is why we are recommending it for a "weak" math student.</p>
<p>So what would one recommend for a really strong one? (But not 800 strong)</p>
<p>^If you're really strong then you're just making careless mistakes.</p>
<p>I think the best prep for SAT math is getting used to the "SAT type" math. My math used to be bad when I first started studying for the SAT, but after doing practice tests this summer my math has really shot up just by becoming familiarized with the SAT format.</p>
<p>I did on Barron's Math Workbook every day for three months...and went up 20 points. F that.</p>
<p>is Grubers good for a high 600's M hoping to reach 720+ ?</p>
<p>^yes .</p>