How close are the Princeton SAT practice tests to the real SAT?
August 12th, 2009 | 
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I’m using the Princeton 11 Tests book. I’ve heard that the Collegeboard tests from the Official SAT book are easier than the actual SAT, is this true?
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depends. the SATs vary in difficulty throughout the year. i heard october is the hardest and january is the easiest. may is pretty hard too, because i took one in may.
princeton review tests come pretty close to the real thing. kaplan is also pretty good.
who makes the SATs? – the college board. so i am going to take a wild guess and say that the test booklet published by the college board might be the real thing? gee… i wonder…
princeton review seem harder because the they follow different logic. the types of questions are intrinsically different. furthermore, having taught for princeton review, i can tell you that most of their "strategies" are a load of bs.