Princeton Review Digital SAT Advanced, 2nd Edition

Prep & Practice for the Hardest Question Types on the SAT

By The Princeton Review

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Published on Aug 13, 2024 | 400 Pages

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Published on Jun 18, 2024 | 400 Pages

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Go beyond the basics for serious Digital SAT preparation.

Designed specifically for advanced students who already feel confident on the SAT but want to push themselves toward that perfect SAT score, this book will help you:

Conquer SAT content with 400+ of the toughest practice problems (both in the book and in our online companion tool)

Master effective strategies to beat the digital test and hit your top score

Learn specialized tactics to avoid the trick questions that trap most students

Join the ranks of high-scorers with a strategic exam approach

Train yourself to use alternative approaches that enable you to tackle the hardest questions with confidence

Feel confident in your grasp of subject matter with intensive section reviews for each SAT section

With detailed answers and explanations for each question, SAT Advanced, 2nd Edition will help you take your score into the big leagues. It gives you exclusive tips & strategies for tackling the hardest questions on the SAT, pacing guidelines to push yourself to a top score, and tons of challenging practice material to help get you into peak test-taking shape.

ISBN 9780593517482 (Ebook)
Published on Aug 13, 2024
Published by Princeton Review
Pages 400

ISBN 9780593517475 (Paperback)
Published on Jun 18, 2024
Published by Princeton Review
Pages 400
Dimensions 8-3/8 x 10-7/8

The Princeton Review

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