<p>I’m 8 months away from the SAT and I want to start preparing.
I was thinking of reading the College Board SAT study guide first, then Barron’s SAT guide (which I always read/hear is the best), and lastly Princeton Review’s Cracking the SAT with 5 Practice Tests.
Is that a good plan? Or are 3 books too much?
Do you think I should buy a prep book for AP Psych, Microeconomics and Language and Composition?
Thank you!</p>
<p>Of course you should buy prep books. One thing i’d recommend. Most people, after looking through a prep book, buy specific books for specific categories in the sat’s. Ex: PWN the sat math to improve their math score. Because each prep book basically goes over similar stuff but the individual books help them improve in the sat’s.</p>
<p>Thank you very much. I’ve decided to read CB’s first, then Barron’s, and then 1 specific book for each category in the SAT.</p>