SAT versus SSAT

<p>Frankly, I find the latter harder, or otherwise more time consuming. -_-</p>

<p>In the mathematics sections, the SAT problems can be solved by means of logic, algebra, and various other awsum methods.
However, the questions asked on the SSAT seem like the most random one could possibly think of, employing methods such as (in many situations) pure use of the calculator. Therefore, I ask, what am I to do if I fear that I will fare better taking the SAT? =_=’
Seems like a sad question, I’m sorry.
I am using Barron’s Math Workbook for SAT I, Barron’s SSAT\ISEE, and Barron’s SAT.</p>

<p>Thank you all very much.</p>

<p>Well, this forum moves quite fast. Hopefully this thread will not be left in the dust. :)</p>

<p>I didnt prep for SSAT but I found the reading comp much harder in SSAT than SAT.</p>

<p>Interesting. The passages seemed to be all right in the diagnostic test. However, for one passage I decided to completely skip reading it, and got 4/11 correct. :D</p>

<p>What is SSAT?</p>

<p>Secondary School Admissions Test. Students from grade 7 and on can take it.</p>