<p>When does the 2006-2007 version of The Princeton Review books for the Subject Tests come out? Also, how good are these books?</p>
<p>I can’t tell you when the new editions are coming out–and I wouldn’t even worry about it. Editions printed within the last 3 or so years are fine unless some big changes have been made to the AP tests. </p>
<p>A winning strategy that my friends and I have found is to read the entire review section in the Princeton Review books in the week before the tests.
For the microeconomics test, I read the entire review section for micro–which was only 80 pages–the night before the test. And that made the test A LOT easier. My friend did the same thing for AP Chem, but over a period of 4 days. </p>
<p>Though you didn’t ask for it, I’ll also tell you my super-fantastically-amazing AP study regimen:
~buy the PR book 6 months before the test. Use it to boil down the topics for your AP class into something concise (ie, read it as a supplement)
~print off and download the practice free response questions and scoring guides from collegeboard from the last 2 years of AP testing…go through and try to understand them
~do the PR practice tests, and any old AP tests your teacher might have. If you have a lot of $ you can buy old tests for ~$50 off collegeboard
~read the PR book in the week be4 the test.</p>
<p>um…yeah, i just felt like typing i guess. peace.</p>