How high is your stack of SAT prep books?

<p>I must measured mine: 11.4 inches :x</p>

<p>Think of this thread as mediocre stress relief and post if you hate the SAT/have regular anxiety attacks.</p>

<p>Hate the SAT, hmm no. I am trying the “positive approach” thingy. Regular anxiety attacks, well I’m having one as I write this. :|</p>

<p>I bought soo many books out of sheer excitement. Ultimately all I used was a 1000 word list I found on the net, CB’s tests and hmmm, a bit of Barron’s 2400.</p>

<p>When are you taking the SAT, and how are you holding up?</p>

<p>October 9th. I’m doing all right I guess; I just need to relax a bit. I used all the books you’ve listed and seven more lol.</p>

<p>You did? wow. I really found the info in the books highly repetitive and utterly “commercial.” What truly helped me was( or were? ) practice and Noitaraprep’s CR guide.
Are you doing any more tests until the exam? </p>

<p>Best of luck, anyway! :)</p>

<p>It’s “were”. I liked the guides although I never really got around to implementing them. I didn’t buy the books for the info, although their techniques helped a little bit. After all, after reading 8 books that told me to use process of elimination, I had to do so. Thus, I developed my own strategy for coping with CR problems and using process of elimination in a way that works for me. For instance, I’m not comfortable marking all line references. Because I know that questions progress with the passage, I make mental notes of line references and slow down when I get to one.</p>

<p>I don’t think I’ll do any more tests, but I’ll definitely work on essay writing. Good luck to you too, man! What’s your target score for the Oct. SAT?</p>

<p>mine is like, 15 inches… lol, I don’t know… but I have loads.</p>

<p>^Thats what she said.</p>

<p>My stack is too high.
Also, my books measure 14 inches high.</p>

<p>I don’t have any :(</p>

<p>16.3 inches (1 foot= 12 inches.)</p>

<p>Too high for me to be able to measure it!! ;-)</p>