<p>OK I know there are MANY threads about this, but I need one simple answer. Which book will get me 800? There is a spate of threads, but just as many suggestions. Dr. Chung’s, Barron’s, PR, the Official Math I/IIC (by Collegeboard), etc. In your honest opinion, which one out of all will get me an 800? I am definitely buying Barron’s to practice with harder material, but I need one “simple” book as well so I know where I stand after studying from that grueling book. When I mean simple, I mean one closest to the actual test. Is it PR or Off. Math I/IIC one?</p>
<p>First of all, there is no longer MathIIC for years. It is simply called Math2. Second, not the book that can get you 800. However, if you get the Barrons and scored over 700 in all practice tests (particularly the final one), then you have a great chance to get 800.</p>