**SAT Math Study Plan: Blue Book, Dr. Chung's, and PWN the SAT.**

Tiberium
Mon, 01 Dec 2014 05:26:11 +0000

I agree with Xiggi, above.

I received an 800 on the SAT administration this November using the exact same books that you listed. The form of the tests within Chung’s book I found to be unhelpful, and if you can just read through the tips and make note of the ones that you need more work on (if you are that eager for questions, just look for the ones after each tip) you should have the most useful parts of Chung’s book already within your head.

As far as PWN the SAT goes, I can be honest in saying that I never finished all of it, but the dividing of the book by SAT section was useful. If you enjoy its content review, then focus primarily on making sure that you understand all of the concepts involved (and be prepared for the overlap between the books).

The best practice tests that you can get, by far, are within the Blue Book. Unless you enjoy faux SAT tests, and have a lot of free time on your hands, focus on finishing the Blue Book and understanding why your test answers were incorrect. I doubt that you could stay with this type of regimen of testing without some degree of burnout, so focus on the items that are most useful to you.

Considering that you’ve already taken five tests in the Blue Book, so far (hopefully not the first three), can you tell us what scores you seem to be getting without preparation? That would likely be the best determinant of what you should be doing to get a good score on the SAT Math section.