If you haven't done the practice test on the website (intentionally a bit harder than the actual SAT), and you haven't seen an ACTUAL SAT, I strongly urge you to spend a couple of minutes and download the FREE sample test from www.collegeboard.com . You should NOT take the test the night before the test, but at the very least leaf through the various sections to get a sense of the overall “feel” for the test.
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RocketReview was founded by Adam Robinson to bring students the most cutting edge learning resources available, for the SAT and beyond.
RocketReview's first two products, RocketScore 1.0 and OmniProctor 1.0, are already available. Soon our Essay-o-Matic will be off the drawing board, saving you still more time with all the writing and reading you have to do.
RocketReview was founded by Adam Robinson, one of the original pioneers of The Princeton Review. His books include Cracking the SAT (a New York Times bestseller), Word Smart (the top selling vocabulary book), What Smart Students Know, and The RocketReview Revolution. Adam has devoted much of his time to pro bono educational projects. The New York City Board of Education selected him over both The Princeton Review and Kaplan to develop a curriculum for underprivileged students preparing for the rigorous specialized high schools examination. ( New York City 's specialized high schools include Stuyvesant, which has the highest average SAT score in the country.) Adam's curriculum and training methods have helped make this program a huge success.
Adam graduated from Evanston Township High School , and received his degrees from The Wharton School and Oxford University . He is a rated chess-master and was awarded the title of Life Master by the United States Chess Federation.
