So, the SATs are THIS SATURDAY. And your high school student might still need a little help getting ready. I don’t know how much SAT prep courses usually cost, but Brightstorm’s SAT Package Special, originally $147, is selling for $98. It includes:
• 14+ hrs of online videos covering content review, strategy, tips and tricks
• Interactive quizzes and downloadable practice problems and study guides
• Self-diagnostic test to point out areas to improvement with links of specific videos to review
• SAT practice problems and sample tests
• Daily study planners
• 24/7 access to online videos and downloadable practice sheets
• Dynamic teachers who use real life examples to make learning fun
If this sounds like something you can use, click here:
I did absolutely nothing to prepare for the SATs and my scores reflected it. My verbal score was okay but my math score was horrible. I don’t remember the minimum score required for the college I went to, but I’m thinking I barely made it. I’ll leave you with one last thought:
1.) His —- sense of humor caused more —- than he must have intended.
(A) debunk..sobriety
(B) wry..confusion
(C) prominent..impudence
(D) dry..jargon
(E) incorrigible..paucity
Anybody know the right answer? 
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This is a great deal for an SAT course. Live ones usually go for a whole lot more.
Some great additional resources are: number2.com, quizlet.com, and http://ichi2.net/anki/ (last two for memorizing vocab).
Cheers,
B
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Borya- thanks for the information!
I think the right answer is B, but I am guessing there is some trcik to this an I am probably wrong. I remember those darn “fill in the blanks” questions practically gave me an ulcer during the test!
This is a timely post. My daughter has to take the SAT by June, and I was wondering if there was something online she could do (since she’s on the computer 24/7 anyway).