Cracking The SAT Math Subject Tests 2005-2006 Edition

Jonathan Spaihts was born in 1970. He is a graduate of Princeton University, and by pure coincidence works for The Princeton Review as a teacher, researcher, and writer. In that capacity, he has helped to develop Princeton Review courses for the SAT Math Subject Tests and a number of other standardized tests. He may also be seen in thrilling full-motion video on The Princeton Review's Inside the SAT and Inside the GRE CD-ROMs. When not working for The Princeton Review, Jonathan creates various arcane writings of his own. Graham Sultan is a Master Trainer who has trained and tutored thousands of teachers and students in nineteen subjects, including SAT I, SAT II, PSAT, and ACT. As The Princeton Review's Uber Trainer, he certifies all of the company's Master Trainers to train teachers for the SAT Math Subject Tests. Graham loves weird job titles, and firmly believes that he who dies with the most certifications wins. He has the unusual habit of taking multiple-choice tests early on Saturday mornings, which has helped him write seven of The Princeton Review's retail books, four of its courses (including the New SAT course), and zillions of practice tests. Occasionally, he actually sleeps.Princeton Review Staff is the author of 'Cracking The SAT Math Subject Tests 2005-2006 Edition', published 0009 under ISBN 9780375764516 and ISBN 0375764518.