Susan Harkins

The SAT Exam CramAbout the Authors

Mike Gunderloy aced his own SATs and has gone on to two college degrees and a successful career in computer consulting. As lead developer for Lark Group, Inc., Mike has worked with small businesses, nonprofit organizations, and Fortune 500 corporations alike, as well as trained many other developers in the use of Microsoft products. Mike lives on a farm in eastern Washington state, along with his wife and children and an ever-changing array of horses, sheep, llamas, geese, turkeys, chickens, ducks, peacocks, cats, dogs, and guinea fowl. When he's not busy testing and writing about software, Mike can usually be found in his garden or greenhouse, trying to persuade recalcitrant vegetables to grow, or out on the land, trying to persuade noxious weeds to stop growing.

You can reach Mike at MikeG1@larkfarm.com or http://www.larkware.com/.

Susan Sales Harkins has been writing about computer applications since 1992. Before that, she taught general computing classes at a local business college. Her favorite application is Microsoft Access. Her favorite pursuit is a grandbaby. Susan lives in Kentucky, but unlike Mike, with only a few animals, including a few of the two-legged kind. You can reach Susan at ssharkins@bellsouth.net.

About the Technical Reviewer

Teresa Stephens holds a bachelor of science degree in engineering and a masters degree in teaching mathematics and natural sciences. She has been helping students sharpen their math, writing, and test-taking skills for more than 15 years as a teacher, tutor, and test-taking class instructor. She enjoys teaching high school math and physics and has delivered test-taking training classes for many exams, including the ACT, SAT, GRE, and GMAT in Louisville, Kentucky. Currently, she offers individualized instruction for the SAT and ACT, teaches high school mathematics, and offers summer short courses to help students improve mathematics and writing skills in Indianapolis, Indiana.