Alright, so I've been prepping for the SAT and the math section has been giving me a hard time. Does anyone have any recommendations for online resources or books that have really helped them with their SAT math exercises? I'm feeling a little desperate here, so any advice would be greatly appreciated!
You might want to try the Khan Academy to help with your SAT Math prep. It's a free online platform that the College Board (the organization that administers the SAT) has partnered with. The site provides customized SAT practice based on your results from the PSAT/NMSQT, and it has lessons covering every concept on the SAT, as well as many practice exercises for each topic.
In terms of books, many students find Dr. John Chung's SAT Math advanced guide beneficial. This book goes more in-depth with concepts and is filled with more challenging and unique problems. They also have numerous practice tests to get your hands on. It's best for those aiming for high scores, but anyone can use it to improve.
The CollegeVine blog also has numerous articles with tips on different sections of the SAT. They also provide test-taking strategies and advice for studying effectively.
Remember, consistent practice is key, so set aside regular study periods each day to tackle math problems. Math is a skill that improves with practice, so the more questions you work through, the more comfortable you will be on test day.
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