Title: Not Helpful - Bad Computer Tests
Product review: I am using three books and the free test prep software from [...]. While Princeton Review's book accurately simulates the computer version of the test through its website, Barrons has a horrible CD that does not tally your score or administer the test correctly. For example, reading comprehension questions were jumbled throughout. Also, some of the math questions simply were incomprehensible. While I scored an 88% on the Princeton Review CAT, I got a 68% on the Barrons' version. (I can't verify if one is more accurate than the other alone, but from the general skepticism of others I thought it was clear that Barrons left many with a similar experience.)Spend the money for the Princeton Review book that gives you access to 4 online CAT's - that's the best way to actually know how you will do I think.
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