<p>I've never taken the SAT before and I want to make sure I do really good. I've already been doing the SAT question of the day and the other stuff on college board. I've even downloaded a few vocab apps, but I really want to take a few practice exams just to get the timing down and see the level of difficulty.</p>
<p>order the Collegeboard’s SAT prep book online. It has lots of real SAT tests from prior years and is the best source.</p>
<p>*well. You did that on purpose, right?
CB charges $22 + 5 S&H. If you buy it from Amazon for $13, and also buy something else for $12, you get free shipping.</p>
<p>^^??
I didn’t say WHERE to buy it , I said WHAT to buy. Understand the difference?
The Collegeboard’s SAT prep book is available a LOT of places, including through Amazon.</p>
<p>Get prep books! The College board book is essential, but since it does not really do a great job of explaining concepts, you might want to supplement it with another book such as Barron’s or the Princeton Review. I don’t recommend Kaplan’s though (it’s easier than the actual tests).</p>
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<p>If you want some free SAT’s, you can find PDF’s of released tests in the sticky of the SAT preparation subforum. I think there are two or three of them.</p>
<p>Also, your school’s guidance office should have a free booklet with an actual curve though it may be the same as some of the PDF’s.</p>
<p>Menlopark,sorry, did not mean to offend, just trying to give idea for a cheap price. I made mistake of ordering released AP exams at CB’s exorbitant prices before looking around, won’t do that again.</p>