<p>Which SAT books are best for students who already score well in all areas, but would like to gain an extra edge. Are some books intended for students at the top of the spectrum, while others are intended for students who don’t know much about the SAT? I want to get an excellent score on the SAT, so I probably need a book that goes more in depth. I would prefer to buy something that doesn’t just outline the types of questions and then give practice tests.</p>
<p>Yes, I wanna know as well. I found the 2400 books to be rather useless…</p>
<p>^^ the 2400 books are good for tough problems, but the strategies are totally common sense and are useless.</p>
<p>:/ I don’t know how indepth you can go in the SATs…</p>
<p>I think the best way is to just take practice tests, since all of the strategies seem like common sense. If you haven’t done this yet, buy the blue book (from CB) and either the Kaplan or Princeton Review book (the one where there are only practice tests)…</p>