Dear Reader,Have you been caught up in the frenzy over college admissions tests, feeling as though you ought to have started your preparation early in your high school career? Don't distress, de-stress because I believe that you can complete your preparation in six short weeks or less in the summer before your senior year and maximize your scores using sane and targeted techniques that will help you get the test "out of your way."I wrote this book to pass on what I've learned during years of SAT tutoring experience and to help students succeed on the test.Good luck on your test prep!Sincerely,Pam AllenWHAT YOU GET->Stress-free strategies for SAT prep.->SAT myths debunked.->Meditation techniques for increasing your test performance.->Detailed advice on the Math, Writing, and Critical Reading sections.CHAPTER OUTLINEChapter OutlineChapter 1: The SAT->What Is The SAT?->A Section-By-Section Breakdown->Top 10 SAT Myths ExplainedChapter 2: SAT Vs ACT->Historical Differences->Current Differences->What Test Suits Your Strengths?Chapter 3: SAT Planning->When To Take The SAT->When To Start SAT Prep->Your Personalized SAT Prep Calendar->Your First SAT Prep SessionChapter 4: SAT Prep Books->Why You Should Avoid Princeton Review, Kaplan, & Barron's->What SAT Prep Books Are Good For->Where To Find Real Tests To Practice WithChapter 5: SAT Meditation->De-Stress For Success: Meditation & The SAT->Principles Of The 3 P's->How To Apply Meditation To The SATChapter 6: SAT Math->Preventing Careless Mistakes->Avoiding Unwarranted Assumptions->Dealing With Word Problems->7 Top Tips For The SAT Math SectionChapter 7: SAT Writing->How To Ace The SAT Essay Section->Structure & Format->Practice TipsChapter 8: SAT Critical Reading->Reading For The Main Idea->Sentence Completions->Reading Efficiently->Building Your VocabularyChapter 9: The Day Of The Test->7 Simple SAT Test Day TIps.