<p>In the quantitative sections of the SSAT I always have trouble with the geometry problems for some reason , and I’ve practiced a lot. I used the official study guide, and The Princeton Review to study, but it’s not really helping me. Any suggestions?</p>
<p>im studying right now and I usually get some geometry wrong. What I do is go on Princeton review and see the main ideas of geometry. like triangles are 180 degrees, etc. By knowing that you should be able to eliminate your answers by your knowledge and make an educated guess</p>
<p>BHADES is correct. Studying common question types and main ideas is the best way to improve math SSAT scores. You can’t learn an a year’s worth of math for one test.</p>