<p>I have taken the SATs once before. My scores were pretty evenly distributed ( W:610, CR: 620, M: 650). Should I focus a bit more in the Barrons Book, or start doing more practice tests in the BB?</p>
<p>(I am slightly worried about NOT cracking a 2100 this second time around)</p>
<p>That happened to me before, too. I would just take practice tests. I mean, the book material is ok, but Barron’s is a harder book than others. I just go skim all the tips and stuff. (Personally I do not read anything in the book and go straight to the practice tests.) You should do what is best for you</p>
<p>Hey, I’m in the same boat as you and strictly from what I’ve heard from this forum, I’m using RR for Writing, Grubers for Math, and BB for Practice Tests. For, critical reading, I suggest that you follow whats best for you but I’m using Noitaraperp’s “How to attack Critical Reading Section effectively” - using that I raised my score in CR from 510 to 600. By the way, my scores from practice tests are CR-600, Math-600, W-650. Good luck!</p>