SAT Math Prep 800: Challenge Yourself to a Perfect Score

SAT Math Prep 800: Challenge Yourself to a Perfect Score contains 500 of the most difficult types of problems found on the math SAT. These problems are organized into 32 short tests, starting with an initial 25-problem assessment, followed by a series of tests that allow you to measure your progress. This rigorous book is perfect for students who have already mastered the material found on the math SAT and have already scored a minimum of 600-700 out of 800 on either an actual SAT or PSAT exam, or on an official practice test. The goal of this book is to help ambitious students who are in the top 15 percent of test-takers practice solving problems to raise their scores as close as possible to a perfect 800.

Daniel Eiblum, M.S.Ed., Editor-in-Chief received a BA in Geophysical Sciences from the University of Chicago in 1988, and then earned his Master of Education degree from Johns Hopkins University in 2000. He has fifteen years of tutoring experience in mathematics ranging from Algebra I through Calculus, in addition to Math SAT preparation. He founded a tutoring agency in 2000, called TutorPro, that serves the Washington DC and New York City Metropolitan areas. Currently he resides in Bethesda, Maryland. Eaton C. Lee, M.S. Editor, received a B.S. in Physics from the University of Maryland at College Park and M.S. in Medical Physics from Georgetown University, where he is pursuing a Ph.D. He has over 15 years of teaching experience in SAT Math, Calculus and Physics. He specializes in tutoring advanced level students and has helped many students achieve perfect scores. He resides in Baltimore, Maryland. Michael Forman, M.S., Associate Editor has both a BS and an M.S. in Physics and Applied Math from the University of Massachusetts at Lowell. He was a professional mathematician and physicist at NASA for 40 years and has published in several scientific journals. He began tutoring math and physics in 2005. Math courses include pre-Algebra through Calculus and Math SAT preparation. Nine other Authors contributed to the book.