<p>My son is a procrastinator and I was looking into the Kaplan Sat review course for him. He is a straight A student but also plays alot of sports so I am afraid he will put off studying. Any opinion this course? He is looking at some top 10 Engineering schools so he needs to do well on exam.</p>
<p>Hi, I’m not sure where you live but in California the most popular SAT program is Elite. I think the website is eliteprep, or something close to that. It has a pretty good reputation, but it’s insanely expensive… I’m personally not planning on participating in Elite, due to the cost, but if you can afford it then go for it.</p>
<p>I think Princeton Review is a bit more helpful. I took a Kaplan SAT course and I felt that the lessons didn’t teach anything other than show you what type of problems are on the test. The strategies are less than useful and the practice tests aren’t accurate, especially the CR.</p>
<p>Excel is the best. It’s also know as test masters. I took their course and they give you access to 32 real sats and also a really helpful booklet full of tips. Because of this I got a 2380. I highly reccomend it. It’s only 600 dollars. </p>
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