New SAT with CD-ROM

Get SAT Street Smart... our savvy SAT test experts show you the way to master the test and score higher. REA's updated guide for the New SAT comes complete with a comprehensive, targeted review of all material on the revised exam including the all-new Writing section and Algebra II portions of the New SAT.
- Take the dynamic Diagnostic Test that accurately pinpoints your performance strengths and weaknesses.
- Harness your word power! We take what you know and pull it all together for deeper vocabulary understanding
- Benefit from our test-taking strategies, powerhouse drills and simple study schedule that build your skills and get you ready for test day.
- 4 full-length practice exams that test you on all the SAT-appropriate subjects plus the new Writing and Algebra II sections.
- Bonus College Guide! Smart tips on choosing wisely.

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Michael McIrvin is a freelance writer and editor with undergraduate degrees in English and Anthropology and a Masters in Literary Criticism from the University of Wyoming. He is also a former university teacher of literature and writing, both creative and expository, and the author of several poetry collections, an essay collection, and a novel.

Adel Arshaghi, M.S.
Curriculum Researcher Johnson City, TN

Mel H. Friedman,  Master of Science degree in Mathematics from Fairleigh Dickinson University in Teaneck, N.J.  He is currently teaching mathematics courses fulll-time at Kutztown University in Kutztown, Pa.  His work experience includes nearly 40 years of teaching mathematics at both the high school and college levels.  He has also authored or co-authored books on SAT preparation and courses such as algebra, trigonometry, probability, and statistics.  As a Mathematics Consultant, he has also written test items for the American College Testing Program. 

Sally Wood, M.S., served thirty-two years at Aurora High School in Aurora, Missouri, as an English and French instructor and a counselor. She has taught Advanced Placement and dual-credit courses, and counseled with college-bound students on such topics as academic preparation, test-taking, college admissions, and financial aid. She currently freelances as a proofreader, editor, and test-item writer for several U.S. and foreign companies.

Michael Lee, M.A.T., teaches literature and expository writing at Hunterdon Central Regional High School.  In 1996, he began his teaching career as an adjunct professor at Mercer County Community College, where he still teaches composition on a part-time basis.  He has taught verbal SAT preparation for a number of tutoring services and test prep companies, among them Educational Services Center and ClubZ.