Kaplan ( http://www.Kaptest.com/repository/templates/Lev3InitDroplet.jhtml?_lev3Parent=/www/KapTest/docs/repository/content/College/SAT-PSAT)
This has a Practice Lab where you can read about the strategies for each type of question, plus a free full SAT practice (3 hours).
Number2.com (http://www.number2.com)
This is very good because it customises its pages once you register (foc). There are practice questions for each section (verbal + math) and your scores are recorded so that you can track your own progress. What is even better is that if you chooses the wrong answer, an explanation is offered, without revealing the answer, so that another attempt can be made. It also has a Vocabulary Builder which tests new words each day, then revises those same words until you 'master' them.
Take Sat (http://www.takesat.com)
Contains about 10 mini-tests on each section of the verbal skills. Good for practice before attempting the full-length tests. Vocabulary lists also useful for students wanting to expand vocabulary.
Seldeen (http://www.seldeen.com/sat/index.html)
Quite useful for vocabulary. Contains 10 quizzes of 15 words each. Upon submission of the quiz results, you are offered a free study guide which explains the meanings of words, etc.
Top Ten SAT Test Day Tips (http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/departments/college/?article=SAT_TestDAyTips)
For full-length practice tests, you can go to
4Tests.com (http://www.4tests.com/exams/examdetail.asp?eid=6)
EduPrep (http://www.eduprep.com/SAT_ACT.asp)
SAT & ACT online practice (http://www.onlinetestprep.com/engine/default1.asp)
The Princeton Review (http://tester.review.com/)
got this from vjc website... thought it might be useful in future. but now i'm having problem deciding which jcs to choose. haiz...
