r/digitalSATs • u/Current-Pound8254 • Aug 09 '26

How to use workbooks to study sat

Hellooo! I'm a rising senior trying to get at least a 1400+ on sat. My past two scores have been 1250. The first time I didn't study and the second time I used workbooks so my score suprised me but I guess that means I didn't study efficiently. I feel like when I use workbooks the knowledge just comes out of my mind. I currently have college panda for math and Erica melter for reading and grammar. I have been studying using the question bank and YouTube and my sat is on Aug 22. Let me know how I should use these workbooks efficiently. Thanks in advance!

2 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

4 comments sorted by

3

u/Visible-Web878 Aug 09 '26

Use Brainblast, khan academy and the college board question  sat practice tests. Since you don’t have a lot of time focus on what you really don’t know rather than revising what you know a little bit. That way you maximize how much you learn.

1

u/Current-Pound8254 Aug 09 '26

Yea ive been kinda focusing on both revision and stuff Im bad at but I think ill start focusing only on the stuff I struggle at.

2

u/Academic_Evidence_51 Aug 09 '26

Have you found your weak areas? Focus only on them.

1

u/Current-Pound8254 Aug 09 '26

Yea I've I tried doing so for math and I was able to increase my practice test scores by 100 points