<p>I just had a quick look over the Sparknotes Physics Review. I used to learn with PrincetonReview, but Sparknotes seems way much harder. They cover material which will never be covered by PrincetonReview. What about the real SATs? Is PrincetonReview totally sufficient for this, or do I need to study Sparknotes as well?</p>
<p>any feedback...?just wanna know whether it's ok to study with princetonreview?</p>
<p>I can't say anything about PR, but for my first time I quickly went through Sparknotes, ended up getting a 660. Since I didn't like some of the chapters for sparknotes, I just borrowed a physics book from my old physics teacher, reviewed a couple of problem areas, and got a 740 in Nov. :D If you've already taken the class, review anything you may have forgotten, but focus on things you never went over <em>cough</em> modern physics <em>cough</em> (for me anyways).</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>
<p>just get kaplan and use princeton review... learn everything.. do the tests.. get an 800</p>
<p>i found sparknotes to be.. unhelpful and way too hard</p>
<p>Most of what I learned is from the Kaplan book. Have you met any real test question not mentioned in the book?
How's about the test on Sparknote :) Is it much similar to the real one?</p>