I have been using TestRocker since last… I have been using TestRocker since last year and have been using it to prepare for my PSAT. So far the program has been beneficial for my PSAT preparations and academics in school. The interactive classes are a great way to clarify doubts and the website allows you to keep track of where help is needed. The concept videos are also informative and provide a good understanding. The program has definitely been helpful and has given me a good practice for my upcoming test.

I love that it is online because… I love that it is online because instead of having to carry around different SAT textbooks TestRocker is on my laptop. I also think it is incredibly helpful that there is a video explanation for each problem since normal SAT books just provide answers where this website gives a full run through on how to solve problems. The fact that it is online opens up a whole range of tools such as the timers where you can look in the corner and see how you are doing on time. I also love that it saves progress and records scores so that you can see improvement.

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Feedback Overall it is an effective tool to use for prep, however, there are some aspects which are negative. For instance, there are only three questions per question type whereas Khan Academy has many more questions per question type. Also, I don't like how the answers in the "Answer Sheet" section are saved and can't be redone as this makes it hard to revise and review topics that were done several months ago. I also wish for there to be more test papers to practice.

Overall Overall, the classes were good, but I wish that the classes would be "personalized" towards fixing our weaknesses. It would be great if we spent more time in English practicing HOW to read texts during actual exams. The one-on-one online classes that we did days before the test (practicing with sample SAT tests from Collegeboard) were the most helpful for me. I wish there were more essay writing practices as well.