I'm not sure & I think this question has been posted before but I can't seem to find it. What's the difference and which one do you prefer?? help! Thanks!
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Topscore vs. Achiever
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Hi, I can't help you compare but I do have the Topscore CD. I like it so far because it's very good practice. But what sucks is that there are no explanations to anything. I hear the OAT Achiever has answers and I think they're in the same price range.
Hi, I can't help you compare but I do have the Topscore CD. I like it so far because it's very good practice. But what sucks is that there are no explanations to anything. I hear the OAT Achiever has answers and I think they're in the same price range.
Right, those solutions from achiever are really helpful and inspiring, and they often lead you from one concept to another, with a better sense of readiness for the big day if you truly work harder from there.
great..🙁 I just bought the Topscore CD (should come in the mail today) .. it really doesn't have the solutions??? 😕
You guys think i should return it and get the OAT acheiver instead? The explanations are key to learning from your mistakes...
-thanks 🙂
You guys think i should return it and get the OAT acheiver instead? The explanations are key to learning from your mistakes...
-thanks 🙂
great..🙁 I just bought the Topscore CD (should come in the mail today) .. it really doesn't have the solutions??? 😕
You guys think i should return it and get the OAT acheiver instead? The explanations are key to learning from your mistakes...
-thanks 🙂
OR...you can go find the correct answers yourself in old text books, online, etc...ofcourse it will take more time...but I am sure you will learn A LOT in the process of looking for the solutions yourself (however, physics and QR would be hard to figure out without some clues)... <just an idea...
Thanks everybody!!