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Worried about applying to college and have many questions about the SAT? The Princeton Review is here to help! Stress-Free SAT is your go-to orientation for everything you need to know about this test. With eight easy-to-manage steps, this book guides you through the early stages of SAT prep and your college admissions journey, anxiety-free. Inside, youll:
Learn strategies to ace all three sections of the test (Reading, Writing and Language, and Math)
Discover how to research schools and plan out your testing goals
Take a mini practice SAT in the book and access a full-length practice SAT online
The SAT can be intimidating, but dont worrythis book will set you on the path to success. You might even wonder later what you were so worried about!
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If the above freak-out sounds familiar, relax! Were here to help. You probably have a lot of questions about the SAT, most or all of which will be answered in this book. The SAT can be an intimidating test, and theres a lot to know about it, but lets take it one step at a time. This book will help you break your SAT prep into 8 easy-to-manage steps and put it into the context of your own personal college application journey. Lets start with the most basic question:
The SAT and the ACT are two different tests that are used for admission to colleges and universities in the United States (and some schools internationally). The SAT is made by a company called the College Board. These days, any school that requires a standardized test will allow you to take either the SAT or the ACT, so which one you take comes down to your preference. Since youve picked up this book, well assume that you have chosen the SAT. That being said, if you take a practice test and find you really hate the SAT, consider trying a practice ACT to see whether you like the ACT any better.
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