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AllStar · 05-11-2006, 03:51 AM

I've taken Princeton Review and I gotta admit that although I hated it at times and thought it to be stupid and boring and mundane, if you stick with it, it DOES HELP very much.

I didn't have Kaplan books (looked on eBay but didn't have the cash to buy them) but the Princeton review diagnostic tests a pretty much right on the money in predicting your score.

My score was only 2 points off from their predictions (they predicted less, I scored higher) and I was pretty satisfied with it.

So ya princeton review is probably the best way to go---I've heard from friends that those kaplan books are only to be used as supplemental notes to a whole studying schedule involving other books as well....not too sure though.

05-11-2006, 03:51 AM	#7 (permalink)
AllStar Med Studentz Rookie Posts: 18 Join Date: May 2006 Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA	I've taken Princeton Review and I gotta admit that although I hated it at times and thought it to be stupid and boring and mundane, if you stick with it, it DOES HELP very much. I didn't have Kaplan books (looked on eBay but didn't have the cash to buy them) but the Princeton review diagnostic tests a pretty much right on the money in predicting your score. My score was only 2 points off from their predictions (they predicted less, I scored higher) and I was pretty satisfied with it. So ya princeton review is probably the best way to go---I've heard from friends that those kaplan books are only to be used as supplemental notes to a whole studying schedule involving other books as well....not too sure though.