10 Real Sats 3ed Books

Pros: good overview of verbal/math; 10 real SATs; written by College Board themselves
Cons: No vocabulary

I purchased "10 REAL SAT's" as part of a SAT prep course I am taking at my school this summer. Let' ...

Pros: Real tests are helpful in acclimating oneself to the SAT.
Cons: Studying the vocab in these tests may be a waste of time.

What Is the SAT, Anyway?

The SAT (formerly known as the Scholastic Aptitude Test, then as the Scholastic Assessment Test) is used by many colleges as an admissions requirement. The test contains seven sections and takes three...

Pros: 10 Real SATs, mentions all the things you need to know about the SAT
Cons: List of words not given, no explanation for answers in the real SATs

Yes. We all hate that test. The 3½ hour test testing our mathematical and verbal skills. Funnily enough, this test also happens to be the test that is necessary for students who want to enter an American university.

I think you all know...

Pros: Actual tests included, simple tips for SAT takers, practice, practice, practice
Cons: Many older tests included

I purchased 10 Real SATs in sophomore year. I had recently scored a 1350 on the PSAT (135 for all of you who are thinking that the PSAT is on a 160 point scale) and felt that it was time to shape up before junior year when the tests actually counted. ...

Pros: 10 Real SATs
Cons: No vocabulary list, No Explanatory answers

I started getting used SAT review books from my sister, cousins, and family friend’s years before I ever took my first SAT test. By the time it came for me to start studying, I had accumulated a collection of books including selections from ...

Pros: good introduction to types of questions
Cons: lack explanations for the actual SAT questions

With a really good introduction to the types of questions that will appear on the SAT, the book explains those sample questions very thoroughly, making it easy to understand. So if you are unfamiliar with the types of questions on the SAT, it is a good...

Pros: REAL SATs to practice with, good examples and math+verbal prep plus free CD-ROM from makers
Cons: A list of roots (for vocab) would've been nice.

This book is absolutely in my opinion, the best SAT prep book you can find. It has about 200 pages of actual test prep and examples that help you understand. It explains all the parts of the SATs including the vocab, reading comp and math skills as well....