<p>So yeah, if I really put my mind to it, I can memorize Princeton Review’s word list in the last few days. However, I’ve already memorized Direct Hits, so is it gonna be useful anyways to memorize Princeton’s?</p>
<p>For me it was worth it, since the vocabulary was always the hard part for me. If you are already good with the math and other reading questions, then go ahead, since it’s something rote which can improve your score. You’ll also probably already know a lot of the words. The first time I took the SAT, the only CR questions I missed were vocabulary related. I studied more and next time got an 800, so it was a good idea for me.</p>
<p>ON the other hand, if you find yourself still having trouble with other questions, then ask yourself if you think you can improve yourself more on those–after all, the goal is to get the best score you can. So focus your studying where you think it will do you the most good.</p>
<p>I memorized a lot of Princeton Review words and I saw some of them on the test that I wouldn’t have known if I hadn’t studied them. I would recommend it, but don’t stress too much about it.</p>
<p>Dude you think so ignorantly. Any last minute preparation will only help you, unless you do around 10 practice tests the last five days.</p>
<p>You should review smartly. Anything is possible, you can literally raise 200 points in a week of smart studying.</p>
<p>In one word … NO!</p>