<p>I scored a 1960 on my first SAT with minimal studying, I’m ready to take this seriously and I really need at least +100 points and higher preferably a 2100. What is the best book to shoot past two grand barrier, Also I have been improving my vocab and reading more, I am enrolled in an SAT prep class at my school, but it is very basic and not gauged at this level(a 1960 at my Public school is considered good).</p>
<p>The Official SAT Study Guide by the CollegeBoard is your best bet. I believe it contains 10 full exams and was created with real, previous SAT exams.</p>
<p>cool, I’ll check that one out</p>
<p>Barron’s Writing Workbook is really good for writing. It lists all the rules that you need to memorize and gives you practice with them. </p>
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<p>And a tip is to cut out all the practice questions you miss (from taking tests out of the Blue Book) and put them into a notebook/composition book. Review by going over these questions and really understanding why you missed them and how to get the right answer.</p>
<p>Collegeboard has an online course that costs $70 (but there’s a discount in Collegeboard’s SAT study guide aka the Blue Book) that has ten additional practice tests. And practice with PSATs.</p>