<p>Get hold of the official SAT study book (often called Blue Book on CC) and
also the TestMasters solutions to the BlueBook that explains the correct
answers in details o you will knwo why you went wrong.</p>
<p>If you do all the exams there cover to cover a couple of times and keep track
of your improvements you should get a 700+ on all 3 sections.</p>
<p>Alright. For starters, you obviously need the BB (collegeboard book). Then, get RocketReview, if you want to increase your CR/W scores to a 700.</p>
<p>After you raise your CR/W scores to 650 +, buy Barron's 2400. Use that with practice tests, memorize (solidly) about 5-10 vocab a day, and you're done! :D. Only, it's not that simply to handle such a 'rigorous' routine/habit without getting lazy, and at the same time handling multiple APs</p>
<p>Haven't tried rocketreview from experience yet, but I would recommend the Barron's 2400. It's an awesome book with awesome strategies :). that book+blue book = 2400! (not really, but it's still a good book!)</p>
<p>So probably all you'll need is RR, the blue book(for the authentic questions), and barrons 2400.</p>
<p>what i have is blue book and barron's how to prepare for the sat and barrons 2400.. they're amazing (espeically how to prepare). Read the whole book and you'll be fine.. memorize the common errors and try to memorize the yellow cards in the back. I expected a 720 M, 650 CR, and 650 W.. but with both barron's books (and practice tests in the Blue book) i got (on one of the practice tests) 760 M, 660 CR (still bad at that.. didn't really read the CR sections) and 760 Writing... writing is the easiest section to improve by far.</p>
<p>I've already done all the practice tests in the Blue Book, now I have nothing to use. I already did the collegeboard test online, and I don't know how else to prepare for the March SAT now.</p>