<p>My daughter is going to be a high school senior in the Fall. She took the SATs and didn't get a very high score. She is interested in taking a course to help her improve her scores. I don't know if she would be better off taking a Kaplan course or a Princeton Review course. I wonder if anyone has any opinions on the matter.</p>
<p>Princeton Review makes the test, I heard they are better.</p>
<p>I would take the Princeton Review. I’ve taken Kaplan practice tests and they’re typically easier than the actual SAT. Princeton Review is spot on.</p>
<p>dont take prep course from either princeton review or kaplan. unless your daughter needs very basic training, dont take it. i took the kaplan and my friend the pr one. we both agree that we didnt learn anything and wasted our money/time on it. if you live in california attend <a href=“http://www.elit**********%5B/url%5D”>www.elit**********</a> or other SAT centers.</p>
<p>^ hmm i guess collegeconfidential doesnt like me telling which SAT centers are good since it got censored.</p>
<p>I live in Boston. Anyone knows any SAT prep course ??? Is TestMaster good ???
My friend also told me PR is very basic, so i don’t know if i should take it. :|</p>
<p>dont take testmasters and dont take pr.</p>
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Hey Bescraze… just a point of fact, not that it’s a big deal or anything, but to clear up misinformation - Princeton Review is an educational test prep company and not affiliated with Educational Testing Service (ETS) the SAT people. I know this is a common misconception - but someone in my SAT prep class asked this question. You can also look it up on Wiki. ETS does publish a test guide called The Praxis Series.</p>
<p>o ok… someone at Borders told me that. Sorry</p>
<p>PR doesnt make the SAT??? CollegeBoard does…</p>
<p>^^iambored10 - To clarify further - this is from The College Board’s webpage: </p>
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<p>And this is from the ETS website FAQ section.</p>
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