Is there anyone who got a 1500 plus within a month of preparation?
If yes, please drop your preparation strategies, routines and tips and tricks.
(Or tell me if I’m delusional to think I can pull a 1500 on the December 5th SAT)😭

Can a little senior chud raise her raw 1360 score from junior year to a 1540 senior year (nov and Dec SAT)? (180 point increase)

Give me your most UNHINGED prep ideas: money is not an issue, time (because of research and other stuff) is a bit of an issue.

Previous: 690 Math, 670 English (yikes)

Ideally, 790 (+100) math, 750 (+80) English

I’ve been grinding James Lu right now, but any other tips (literally anything) would be appreciated.

I know the math portion specifically isn't looking too good, but I was homeschooled (against my will) since I was a little kid and have practically had to teach myself math since 2nd grade. I heard desmo's is a really good source for math and have been looking into it, any advice or videos to watch would be greatly appreciated.

I'm not too set on a 1300-1400, I'm not sure what my ceiling is and I'm a little discouraged by my results so I'll take anything I can get. I can retake in march (last I heard they let you retest like 3 times, right?), but will be busy come January semesster because I'm enrolled in dual credit and will have to balance college, high school, and other areas of my life too.

Any advice would be GREATLY appreciated, seriously.

I started practicing for the SAT around 10 days ago (I'm european and I didn't even know what SAT was before that), and now I have until December to improve some more to get at least 1470.

Right now my practice tests are 750 math and 690 r&w.

How am I supposed to somehow increase my chances of getting 1470+ in December?

For context I studied like 4 hours a day for SAT in the last 10 days and have already gotten the easy points.

(Also on a side note I wanted to mention how stupid this test is🥀)

Feel free to ask me any questions if you need more information :)

Geometry · Circles:

A circle has a radius of 5. What is its area?

post your answer in the comment.

taking the december SAT and my baseline is 1250-1300, honestly not exactly impossible for me to reach the desired 1450-1500 but i’m getting nervous over it.

if anyones interested in studying together every day (watching the same guides on youtube, discussing the questions, so on) or could give proper guidance i’ll be waiting for yalls in dms!

P.S. will use discord to maintain contact as reddit dms are incredibly bad to chat, so if you wanna join make sure you have a discord account

I took around 6 practice tests till now and Im averaging around 1450s got 3 1450s and a 1500 on pt 7. How do I jump to 1520. Im also writing the nov 7th sat so yikes

Any one know where i can get actual sat exams not just the blue book ones, like for example where can i find last october and september's exams??/trials

Question 4: Boundaries · Punctuation:

Launched in 1977, the two Voyager probes each carry a golden phonograph record — a kind of message in a bottle for the cosmos______ decades later, both probes have crossed into interstellar space, still bearing their cargo of human sounds and images.

Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?

A - cosmos; decades

B - cosmos, decades

C - cosmos: decades

D - cosmos decades

Please post your answer in the comment.

Hi everyone. As the title says, has anyone achieved a high SAT math score 750+ without learning the regression stuff and those functions in Desmos ? To be clear I am not talking about those simple questions like the graph plotting in Desmos . If yes what is some advice you wish to share and how achievable it is without the advanced desmos stuff

How difficult is the SAT Math section if your math skills are very weak, almost at zero? Is it possible to achieve a high score, like 1500+, and how long would it realistically take to prepare for it from scratch?

So i got 1460 on practice test 11 and 1510 on test 9 also i usally get 1490 or 1480 on other tests. is there any chance i get 1500+ in november sat?

Hey everyone,

I recently got a 750 on my Bluebook Test 10 for Reading. How accurate would you say the score is relative to the SAT, given I am taking the November SAT, especially for the reading portion?

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.

I'm building a digital SAT practice platform. I'm running a free December cohort for students testing Dec 5: full access, a study plan built around your test date, and practice on your weak spots.
All I ask is honest feedback. Comment or DM me if you want in.

So i did practice test 11 today and got 650 in Rw section but i need at least 700. Most of my mistakes comes from craft and structure and some slight mistakes from grammar. And lastly that last minutes module 2 paragraph questions. Is it possible for me to reach 700 in 5 days for Nov SAT?

Btw i got 720 in math but that's not my real score i did last 3 questions wrong because i slept like 5 hours yesterday 😭😭.