Princeton Review SAT Premium Prep, 2023: 9 Practice Tests + Review & Techniques + Online Tools (College Test Preparation)

This book helped my daughter's SAT scores improve significantly, and my daughter got closer to her dream university.

My child used this book to study for the SAT. It’s a thick book, but has all the information needed to get that great score on that TEST. All the information is good and helps refresh all the needed skills to master the TEST. Practice tests are a great way to root out weakness and see where you need to spend time mastering the subject. I like the online test as it will get you ready for the online format, so you’re not so freaked out on test day. Increased my child’s score by 300 points from the first test taken to the last one. Very happy and they’re at a great college now!!!

It came right without problem I arrive before expected the book and very good. Explain it well, says where you can or cannot use a calculator in addition to other details. Very important for those who are going to take the test I have been with her for 2 months almost 3 months she is very good from what I saw I recommend it to those interested in taking the test SAT she explains it well. - as said by grandson.

The new digital SAT has some changes and this book needs to be updated to reflect those changes. However, the general tips, tricks, and reviews are still solid.

Facil de interpretar los ejercicios.

Purchased this for my high school junior. She took the SAT as a sophomore and after working with this book, she scored 130 points higher! It actually helps you understand the theory of the questioning and not just practice tests, but it has that as well. She is now very satisfied with her score to get into her school of choice, but still taking one more SAT this spring. I highly recommend this book for anyone with a high schooler wanting to help them on the SAT.

The Princeton Review SAT Premium Prep for 2023 offers a wealth of resources, including nine practice tests and valuable review techniques. The online tools are a nice addition for interactive learning. However, I found some sections to be less clear than expected, which can make it difficult to grasp certain concepts fully. While it provides solid practice, more straightforward explanations would enhance the overall experience. Overall, it’s a good option for SAT prep, but it may require some additional resources for thorough understanding.

I ordered the Princeton Review SAT Prep and then the Premium Prep because the first was delayed. In case you are wondering, both books are identical. Each have 818 numbered (832 with extra) pages. The difference is that one offers more online tests than the other. Both contain just 4 in the book. (I'm planning on returning one.)Princeton Review is perhaps the best publisher, especially for those students who already score well.