Many students take the PSAT during their junior year. This test is actually important for two reasons. It prepares students for the SAT, of course, but it also provides them with a chance at the National Merit Scholarship. Every student should prepare for the PSAT, but study habits differ from student to student. The best approach is practice, practice, practice.
1. Research and Education Association PSAT/NMSQT Guide
This comprehensive guide offers a study schedule, subject reviews and drills, and practice exams with a detailed explanation of correct answers. Includes a CD (Windows) with two tests: one diagnostic and one timed, like the real thing. The computer tests are scored instantly. Great value for the price.
2. Barron's PSAT/NMSQT Guide
This guide starts you off with a pre-test to identify your strengths and weaknesses. It follows with six full-length practice tests and extra sample questions. No CD included. Extra study tips and vocabulary-building advice, as well. Good value for the money.3. Cracking the PSAT/NMSQT
This is the Princeton Review guide. It includes strategies, techniques, a vocabulary list, and two full-length practice exams with full explanations. No CD with this book but the Princeton Review offers good PSAT study guidance on their web site, free for all to use.4. Kaplan PSAT Guide
Kaplan offers good pointers and three practice tests. With the purchase of the book you also qualify for more help online. This book is usually the least expensive of the major guides.5. 11 Practice Tests for the SAT and the PSAT
If you enjoy practice tests, you might want to select this comprehensive study guide. You can practice for the SAT and the PSAT, and enjoy access to online tools, including a diagnostic test with instant scoring. You'll also get advice on specific colleges and their admission policies. It's a great value.
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