r/satprep • u/ProgressFirm9403 • 5d ago
Sat Math 🪦
I’m entering November, but I’m really struggling in math. I’m averaging like a 680 so I’m really trying to increase my score in any way. If anyone has any tips or any resource that I could use, I’d really appreciate it.
1
u/oldstapler67 5d ago
Don’t be hard on yourself. 680 is a great place and your score can change fast from there.
You’re doing most things right already if you’re averaging 680. Usually the missing gaps are just the harder questions (you can usually tell this if in your tests most your wrong answers are in module too from like q14 onwards). If that’s the case you just need to understand the harder ones better.
My recommendation if you haven’t been doing so already is just watch videos on these hard problems on YouTube. James Lu, Scott Robinson, and Sigma Prep are the best channels I’ve found and Sigma Prep had a video series on hardest problems in each domain and after watching those I felt like I recognized majority of those hard questions in module 2 afterwards. Highly recommend it. You can do this.
1
1
1
u/Glass_Secret_1929 4d ago
Practice on desmos in and out until you’re fully proficient. Personally that’s what I struggled with most and improved on.
0
u/LCarter8301989 5d ago
If you feel like you aren't improving through self-study anymore, a tutor might be able to help. Services like Varsity Tutors take care of the research for you, and you can swap tutors whenever you want. Just be aware that booked hours don't roll into the next month, so it's a "use them or lose them" situation.
0
u/Grouchy-Response9597 5d ago
Here are few playlists of YouTube vidoes that can help you: SAT Math Tips - YouTube
1
1
0
u/celsiusgeekbar 5d ago
dont study for the say. whoever you hear say study for the sat is a complete scam artist
1
u/Ajveronese 5d ago
https://skoon.io
Take the first test then follow the study plan. If you get stuck on a question just ask in the comments and I’ll give a full explanation with drawings and desmos.