As my first involvement with SAT prep, this course, combined with Mr. Cooper's wit, was a fantastic way to get a detailed understanding of the ins and outs of the SAT. Prior, I had absolutely no mental plan in taking the test when it came to it; what I was following was a blind path and I would merely hope to get easy questions. Reading passages came down to whether or not I enjoyed or let alone understood the topic. How to even begin an essay was a mystery; overall, it was a pretty bad mess. Something changed though, as I conclude with my final lesson. Homework and practice tests aside, I was actually able to walk away from these past few weeks with something that I haven't had before, which is the realization that the SAT isn't as bad as it seems. This course eviscerated the SAT - absolutely ripped it up. The tips, the tricks, the things to avoid; all of these were covered. It was almost as though I was memorizing a cheat sheet, which isn't bad at all for a test that's meant mostly to prove your competence to colleges. Where there's the SAT, there's a competition, and PrepExpert gave me the winning advantage.