Non-Mainstream SAT Books That Are Very Helpful (tricks of the trade)

<p>-ANYTHING BY ERICA MELTZER
-Direct Hits and anything else by Larry Krieger
-SAT black book
-old SAT practice tests (released by collegeboard)
-How to Write a Killer SAT essay in 10 days
-Pwn the SAT series</p>

<p>If anyone else has anything to add, please share. Thanks!</p>

<p>I have found Gruber’s to be very helpful for teaching you strategies to approach math problems. While the other books outlined practice problems and had step by step solutions, only Gruber’s outlined almost eery strategy you may need and how to do them, and sorted it that way. Math was still my most difficult subject, but teaching those strategies definitely helped in thinking how to approach those problems</p>

<p>thanks @shawnspencer‌ I will look into that! Just curious @shawnspencer‌ , are you a junior? also, if you don’t mind, what did you get on the SAT math section (don’t reply if you don’t feel like it). </p>

<p>Nahh I am a freshman. I got a 690 on the math section of the SAT. For the life of me I couldn’t get it over 700, but I guess the other sections made up for it</p>