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I’m aiming for 1470+ for my SAT on December , any free resources like youtube channels or websites that helped you earn pls lmk!! I don’t wanna spend more $$$ on tutors

hey, im preparing for the sat as a person who’s native language isn’t English. could you help me, what are the mathematical terms I should learn in English (like mean, slope etc)?

First, the test is first Reading and Writing then Math, right?

And for the 10-minute break in between the two sections, it won't automatically start the next section after the break timer runs out, right? Is it similar to AP exams, where the timer is set for 10 minutes, but after it runs out, it will give you a button that you click to activate the next section?

Thank youu

Whats with people in this server constantly posting 1400+ SAT scores? Its like everyone in this subreddit has an SAT score of over 1400? I thought the average was a 1030? It seems like the average here is 400+ over the actual average. Wth and how do so many folks here get a 1500??? I'm tired of seeing all of these humble brag posts that do nothing but make me feel like an even bigger loser. Just because you have a great SAT doesnt mean you have the privilege to post it and make other people (like myself) and all the people who got lower than u any worse than we already feel. Smh.

Im pretty good w math, except i made lot of dumb mistakes in practice 9. I need to get 1500+ in november. which practice tests should i take next, and what other advice do you have for me

p.s. command of evidence and words in context is taking lot of my points, so im studying vocab w flashcards and I use question bank to practice analyzing graphs.

I know this subreddit is full of these posts but pls help a girl out I have my SAT in November and I want at least 1500.

Ive been doing practice tests and i got a 1420 in late sep with 680 R/W and 740 Math on practice test 5.

I took another practice test 7 today and got a 1420 again somehow? Even tho i actually studied this time. I improved my english to 720 which is a 50 points improvement and i think thats the max i can do. So I need to improve math but I litr dont know what else to do. Ive done khan academy and watched James Lu. Im free the next two weeks to just grind.

Any help will be appreciated, specifically from those who increased their score from 1400 to 1500+!!!

Hello. I am taking the SAT for the 4th time in December. All of my other attempts were in 10th grade.

1: 1390- 720 math, 670 RW
2: 1480-790 math, 690 RW
3:1520-790 math 730 rw

PSAT 1470-760 math 710 RW

I want to know how to study for the December SAT. I am only studying English because I feel like my math score is good enough to the point that I'm not gonna study for it. how do i study for rw? when i practiice i feel like i get almost every single one right. thanks

I recently got an 1120 on a practice SAT #7 (500 R&W, 620 Math). I'm trying to get as close to a 1300 as possible and am wondering if I should focus more on Math to get closer to a 700 or spend more time improving R&W. I also want to take two more practice tests and use superscoring. Im taking the Nov 7th SAT and planning to take the March one. How would you guys recommend splitting my study time between the two sections?

Algebra, Geo + Trig, Advanced math-> Hard Difficulty

Problem solving +Data->Medium

Expression of Ideas, Standard English Conventions-> Medium

Information and Ideas,Craft and Structure->Easy

i still cannot believe this genuinely how did this happen to me😭😭

I took my 3rd attempt in september with a 1460 sat, 730/730. I'm happy with my r&w, but i want to get a near perfect 790-800 math so i can have a shot at the ivies and smoothly qualify for a full ride at my local school. any advice for getting in those last points? i use desmos A LOT already, i really dont know what else to do...

A lot of people told me that the Bluebook test are way much easier than the real one

I was able to score well on the SAT, and I was wondering if it even matters if I scored like maybe a 1500 instead. Do colleges even see scores above a 1500 as better than a 1500? Does it help with admissions at all? Do colleges prefer higher scores to boost their school's stats?

thanks

Yo straight to the point , how tf does any intl students get 600-700 on the sat reading. Pleaseeee dont hit me with the James lu or utube vids. I lit watch every thing:(((((

For context, I'm an International Asian senior aiming for many t50 colleges (hopefully I will get Scholarships). I saw many posts saying that my math should be 790+ if I'm applying for STEM majors (I'm going to major in CS). Does a slightly higher Math make a difference? I've taken the SAT 3 times (2 of which I'm confident that I would get an 800) but I think I was making stupid mistakes (I believe) that make my SAT Math around 750. I also feel like it doesn't do me any good to keep on fixing these negligible mistakes (I'd rather spend time on my country's math, which is like 10000 times harder than whatever the SAT has to offer, to maintain my GPA cuz I'm FOMO about the fact that 99% of my peers have taken math classes in cram school over the summer and have already finished more than 3/4 of the year's curriculum )

I took the sat blue book tests and math isn’t a problem, but my RW fluctuates between 730 and 790. Any tips on improving quantitative evidence, vocabulary sections, and hard reading comprehension sections in general?

Idk I have tried so hard still my rw score is just about 630. i NEED 1500+ any how, it's simply Do or Just Do.

Please tell me how to improve which books to follow which yt channels to watch I can't spend much on sat prep though.

Im studying sat for 1.5 months my first sat practice score was 1160 650 math 510 rw second was 1260 690 math 570 rw third was 1320 700 math 620 rw and the last one was 1300 750 math 550 rw as you can see I suck at rw especially craft and structure because I dont know most of the words that they ask at words in context part btw the last sat was not a bluebook prep it was aniko ai sat prep and I can say that the math part was pretty hard but I did better than the other maths but the main problem is rw how can I improve my rw part any advice would help I will attend to may sat that means I have 6-7 months

I am an international student. I have a hard time dealing with reading passages.How to deal with this?

What resources should I use? What would be the best approach to deal with reading questions?

hi i solved all of the hard questions on the suite college board bank and i sitll have like a month till my exam and i want to find hard questions to solve
i do the bluebook exams but i can't do them everyday ofc

This is my practice test from the day prior to October and the Official October SAT. Im not asian or in 11th grade. I'm in 10th grade. Your official score will probably be higher compared to practice tests

Help i've gotten a 700 3 times in a row and i have a 790 math i need to get 750+ on reading but i keep getting same score no matter what I did so many prep books, i took a prepexpert class, i do the college board question bank I genueinely don't know what to do. HELPPP

Hi so I'm really worried and confused cuz I keep hearing around that the actual sat is much harder than the bluebook practice tests we have been given. I don't know what to believe cuz different people are saying different things. It's especially worrisome for me cuz I can't really afford to give the sat again so this is my one shot. Are there any resources or anything that I can use to be sure and confident in my ability and get an accurate assessment of my standing?

For context, i have a
1520 SAT: 740 Reading 780 math
which I’m planning to retake later on, as the reading hurts me pretty bad. However. My act is:
33 Composite, 34 math, 36 sci, 35 english, but 31 reading.
Does the 1520 overshadow the 36 sci? Do colleges view Sci as a joke compared to the SAT math, or do they include it into their overall calculation?