Princeton Review Digital SAT Premium Prep, 2025: 5 Full-Length Practice Tests (2 in Book + 3 Adaptive Tests Online) + Online Flashcards + Review & Tools (2025) (College Test Preparation) Premium Edition

It helped conditioned the learning process

Let me just start by saying: Princeton Review Digital SAT Premium is the MVP of test prep. If the SAT were a dragon, this book would be the flaming sword of knowledge that helps you slay it.The strategies? GAME-CHANGING. Before this book, I was just guessing my way through SAT math like a confused raccoon in a dumpster. Now, I actually know why my answers are right (or wrong, but we don’t talk about those). The reading section tips? Absolute lifesavers. I used to stare at passages like they were ancient riddles—now I can actually finish them on time without sacrificing my soul.And let’s not forget the digital resources—practice drills, video lessons, extra practice tests? It’s like Princeton Review personally wants you to win at life.Final verdict: If you want to survive the SAT without losing your mind, GET THIS BOOK. Your future self will thank you when you’re sipping coffee in your dream college’s library instead of crying over test scores.

Very Useful

Few resources are available right now for the DSAT. Given that, this book is an overall helpful option that is fully focused on the digital test, but it certainly has flaws. The included practice tests are not as accurate at score predicting as the official college board tests, but with so few official tests are available, these are fine. Use them as practice questions, not as predictive of an SAT score.What's good about this book: Updated for the digital format. Has test-taking tips to help students familiarize themselves with the test content and methods of approaching each section. Some good review info for each area that is on the test.What's not great: Not enough practice questions for anyone who needs significant review. Some questions, particularly the reading/writing on the practice exams, are poorly written and not comparable matches to the actual DSAT questions. On the DSAT, three answer choices can be identified as incorrect and only one is correct; Princeton Review's options aren't as precisely constructed and there are many instances where two potential answers can't be parsed because the writers just aren't as careful. Some of the answer explanations are weak. And here is an example of some of the worst writing, nearly unintelligible: "Since there is strong evidence from previous studies to suggest that positive facial expressions in newborn babies indicate the presence of similiarly positive emotions, the study indicates that the expressions of babies in the womb may represent similar emotions to those of newborn babies making similar expressions."

My son loved it. Complete and comes with an online link. It helped him a lot.

My child has found it helpful in his studying

The Princeton Digital Premium Study Guide is an outstanding resource for exam preparation. Its comprehensive content review ensures a solid understanding of key concepts across subjects. The practice questions are well-designed, real exam formats and providing valuable insight into your readiness. I particularly appreciate the detailed explanations for each answer, which clarify mistakes and reinforce learning. The user-friendly interface makes navigation a breeze, allowing for efficient study sessions. Additionally, the customizable study plans help keep you organized and focused. Overall, this guide is an excellent investment for anyone looking to boost their performance on tests. Highly recommended for students at any level!

We provide our in-home tutors with an SAT workbook to use with their clients. They like this one, because it has a lot of practice questions and it is fully updated to reflect the new Digital SAT format. We like it because Amazon typically offers this Premium prep book (which includes additional online tests) at a good discount.