Reddit reviews Acing It!: A Mindful Guide to Maximum Results on Your College Admissions Test

I empathize and understand! It's why I've tried to keep my resources free or highly affordable.

Even if you don't feel comfortable with the idea of gifting "Acing It'!" to other students once your gifted copy has helped you, you could buy the ebook for $6.99 on Amazon.

If you don't go with College Panda, you might check out the McGraw Hill 50 Math Skills book, which I like for the same reasons I like College Panda (organized by topic; clear presentation of the key formulas; practice problems for each topic). The problem with the McGraw Hill book is that there are a few notable errors. But it's still a good resource overall—just keep thinking critically when you use it so that you don't learn the wrong thing. You can also make your own study guide or formula sheet based on the problems you've answered incorrectly.

There's also going to Barnes and Noble (don't write in the books, obviously) or the library (If you can find a book that hasn't been marked up and, again, don't mark it up yourself) and using those resources with your own notebook— College Panda appears to be independently published, so I don't think you'll find it in either, but there are plenty of other study guides that can help you out.

Here's the McGraw Hill 50 Math Skills Book: https://www.amazon.com/McGraw-Hill-Education-Top-Skills-Score/dp/1259585670/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=McGraw+hill+50+math+skills&qid=1555419254&s=gateway&sr=8-3

Here's the eBook of Acing It! A Mindful Guide to Maximum Results on Your College Admissions Test: https://www.amazon.com/Acing-Mindful-Maximum-Results-Admissions-ebook/dp/B07FNVMGBZ/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=acing+it&qid=1555419585&s=gateway&sr=8-1

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