11-21-2013, 12:34 PM
Yes, the REA book is really good.
It also has 3 full-length practice tests instead of just two (the book looks pretty thick until you separate the tests portion from the reading portion!
).
Get all the concepts down, and good scores on the practices (about 60), and you'll do great.
I also did this test without IC, and did fine.
It also has 3 full-length practice tests instead of just two (the book looks pretty thick until you separate the tests portion from the reading portion!
).Get all the concepts down, and good scores on the practices (about 60), and you'll do great.
I also did this test without IC, and did fine.
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