<p>I have heard of many different SAT prep classes: Testtakers, Princeton Review, Kaplan Review… based on what you’ve heard and experienced, which one is the best to take?</p>
<p>I don’t recommend SAT prep classes (because they are overly expensive, and $20 for BB is enough for 2200+ for most people), but Princeton Review, of that list, is best.</p>
<p>Don’t do any of those… those courses don’t cover anything beyond what you can read in the books they sell for a fraction of the price (and aren’t even that effective). Get a copy of the Official SAT Study Guide and read up on the Xiggi method in this forum (the Silverturtle guide is good, too). Less expensive? Yup. More effective? Most definitely.</p>
<p>I agree with the other posters…There are some other great sat books out there to help you review - the key is to stay motivated and focused. Ace Junior Year has a great list of books to help you review - [Ace</a> Junior Year | Recommended SAT Books](<a href=“http://acejunioryear.com/sat/recommended-sat-books/]Ace”>http://acejunioryear.com/sat/recommended-sat-books/). I think Grubers is one of the best on their selection. In addition, I would also check out the xigi method on CC. Best of luck!</p>
<p>^^^ I’ve heard that Grubers is best for Math, and I received an 800 on the PSAT without studying… do you think that I should still buy it? Also, the Xigi method doesn’t load on my computer because I have a mac and there’s some configuration problem. And finally, on the list of Recommended SAT Books, no Princeton books are there, and I’ve heard their 2400 book is also very good…</p>