Horizons: Sixth Edition is an all-color book talking about the cosmos, also known as the universe. I am currently using this book at UC Berkeley for the summer sessions course, Astronomy 10. It includes two CD-ROMs which are really helpful in your research. I recommend this book because my professor chose it and it is quite worth the seventy dollars.

This year, I took Chemistry and scored A. I decided to take the Chemistry SAT before I forget everything. I bought the Barron's Chem book and discovered that I didn't know half of the stuff. I look at all my fellow test-takers; they are juniors who have completed AP Chemistry. I ask myself: What am I doing here? I recommend the Barron's book for SAT Chemistry; however I recommend even more that you first take AP Chemistry before you take this SAT. It will really help.

With the Princeton Review, Kaplan, and all the other known brands to choose from, I chose Barron's "How to Prepare for the SAT II: Math Level IC." It proved itself to be the "Students' #1 Choice." The dianogstic and practice tests were thirty times harder than the actual test. (I took the test June 2000.) I finished the test in the first thirty minutes, leaving me half an hour to check my work. There were some errors in the answers; however, I still recommend this book for students that are preparing for the Math IC.