SAT prep MUST HAVE

I have bought countless SAT prep books already over the past few years and with this new SAT that college admissions will be looking at for the first time for high school graduates of 2006, I have built much confidence for this test. I do recommend Kaplan, but there are a few errors in their books. With this book, you are guaranteed "real" questions that will show up on the test. Of course, they will be in a different format, but after taking the June 4, 2005 test, I can safely say that this book predicted the actual one very well. One warning on the essays though. I've heard that they actually grade slightly harder than the samples they give online. Otherwise, great test prep book. (Some of the questions have been recycled from past SAT college board books, such as the 10 Real SATs book, but this is still definitely worth getting!)

SAT 1 Math getting close to the 1C

Here is an observation: The mathematics portion of the new SAT is getting closer and closer to the Math Leveel 1 test. Will you please correct me if I am wrong?

However, this book works well, as a lot of my students gave me the feedback that the tests in this book can be expected to resemble the real test.

More original tests needed.

Some of the tests in this book are updated versions of the previous edition. But this is the only real material available. I request that College Board publish a more original version of this book soon.