<p>Hi I am a rising junior and I am preparing to take the sat this October. I am consistently getting 450+ and sometimes in the 500 range. Are there any sat math prep books that can raise my score</p>
<p>barons</p>
<p>I heard that Gruber’s Complete Guide’s math section is good to boost the scores of those who typically score in your score range. </p>
<p>Once you score consistently in the 600s and above on practice tests (preferably from the blue book or other released exams) then Dr. John Chung’s 58 Tips would be useful </p>
<p>Brush up on algebra and geometry concepts by looking through school class notes. Also, work through the Blue Book untimed and look up any question you don’t know how to do (and its respective concept). Once you master the accuracy part of the test, go back to timed tests. This can be applied to the reading section, as well.</p>
<p>Khan academy is not a bad place to learn fundamentals of math in a dynamic way.</p>