What to do with old test prep books?

Test Preparation
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<p>I'm now a senior in high school, and I've completed several AP tests and the SAT.</p>

<p>I got several test prep books for each test, and I have no clue what to do with them. I've considered keeping them, just in case, but they take up about 1.5-2 feet on my bookshelf. </p>

<p>Is there any reason that I may need the SAT books? I want to go into pharmacy, so I'm going to keep AP chem and calculus for future reference. </p>

<p>Should I donate them to a younger friend? I paid probably $15 for my collection, so it's doubtful I could sell them. </p>

<p>What have you done with your various books? Keep? Give away? Burn?</p>

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<p>donate them to your school library or local library.</p>

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<p>…or burn them. Charity vs. the satisfaction of seeing it melt before your eyes- your choice ;)</p>

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<p>I’ve given them to family and friends who have younger children who will be taking the tests in the near future.</p>

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<p>Donate them to a public high school counseling office in an disadvantaged neighborhood</p>

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<p>Donate them to your school library or college prep class in your school. </p>

<p>Or give it to an underclassman friend for free. Or sell it to an underclassman for a few bucks if you want to have some cash. </p>

<p>I kind of like the burning idea PickledCookie suggested. :P</p>

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<p>If there is a Boys and Girls Club in your town, they have after school tutoring programs to help students that can’t afford to pay for the materials. </p>

<p>Your College Counseling Office will probably know students that could use them too.</p>

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<p>“Donate them to a public high school counseling office in an disadvantaged neighborhood .”</p>

<p>Very good idea!</p>