Princeton Review SAT Premium Prep, 2021: 8 Practice Tests + Review & Techniques + Online Tools

by The Princeton Review

THE ALL-IN-ONE SOLUTION FOR YOUR HIGHEST POSSIBLE SCORE — including 8 full-length practice tests for realistic prep, content reviews for all test sections, techniques for scoring success, and access to premium online extras.

Everything You Need to Know to Help Achieve a High Score.
· Comprehensive subject review for every section of the exam
· Valuable practice with complex reading comprehension passages and higher-level math problems
· Hands-on experience with all question types (multi-step problems, passage-based grammar questions, and more)

Practice Your Way to Perfection.
· 8 full-length practice tests (4 in the book, 4 online)  with detailed answer explanations
· Drills for each test section—Reading, Writing and Language, and Math—plus writing exercises to help prepare for the essay
· In-depth online score reports for all practice tests to help analyze and track your progress

Techniques That Actually Work.
· Powerful tactics to help you avoid traps and beat the SAT
· Pacing tips to help you maximize your time
· Detailed examples of how to employ each strategy to your advantage

Includes Access to Premium Online
· Videos to teach you SAT test-taking strategies and commonly-tested topics
· Access to college and university rankings, college admissions advice, and financial aid tips
· Multi-week study guides
·  Special “SAT Insider” section packed with helpful info on picking your perfect school and writing essays that stand out

880 pages, Paperback

Published May 5, 2020

About the author

The Princeton Review is an education services company providing tutoring, test preparation and admission resources for students. It was founded in 1981. and since that time has worked with over 400 million students.

Reviews

[Sid Kasi · Rating 3 out of 5]

I read this book to prepare for the PSAT, as I have found that preparing for the SAT is often the best way to prepare for the PSAT. My first impression was that the book was a lot thicker than I expected. This book is huge, largely because there are eight practice tests. Eight tests are the most I have ever seen in an SAT prep book thus far. While this may seem like a huge benefit since the SAT is all about practice, the quality of the questions is not the best. The questions often feel unnecessarily hard, and the answers are highly subjective when compared to the SAT. While doing the questions is still beneficial, students would be better off taking old SATs, which are available online. These tests reflect the actual SAT better than any review book can. The practice tests make the book unnecessarily thick without providing any benefit that students could get from free resources. I'd recommend that students taking the SAT avoid this book and take lots of old SATs instead.

[kalissa · Rating 1 out of 5]

all of my hopes and dreams are gone now

[aubrey · Rating 3 out of 5]

this book contains my lost hopes and dreams

SECOND READ THROUGH: ive done it AGAIN. if u dream it u can do it. if i have to read this for a 3rd time pls check on my mental health- i am not ok

after test score came out: the math section is WORTHLESS but the reading section is a slay