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For those of us who can't afford to take a $1200 Kaplan or PR course, does anyone havea preference of which review books work the best?
Originally posted by doctorme555
For those of us who can't afford to take a $1200 Kaplan or PR course, does anyone havea preference of which review books work the best?
Originally posted by paean
Having used kaplan (what a waste) princeton (better) and Berkeley Review, I had to pick other. Berkeley Review books were well worth the $$.
Wow, this is six and a half years old and people were recommending Berkeley Review. I thought it was a more recent thing that it got popular on here.
yea i like those comments tooThe other thing about Berkeley Review, which I think it worth noting, is that the guy that wrote the General Chemistry books (Todd something) is hilarious, imho. He puts little comments at the end of answers explanations of in-text solutions to example problems that are so funny.
For instance, in the Stoichiometry chapter on pg 6:
"....The value is not close enough to .5 M, so you should choose C, and be a wise student! Wise students are a good thing."
In an explanation for answer to a passage question: "choice C is correct...Choose C for feelings of correctness and fulfillment."
lol...I tend to get so intense when I study, but it's nice to have humor.
Does anyone know when the new edition for BR Physics is going to come out?