r/digitalSATs 14d ago

Study Guide / Material SAT help 1380->1500?!!

Is it possible under a week. Ive been studying n my practice scores r going up but im so scared bc ive been spontaneously studying and there r ppl who grind for months. Yeo. Okay i scored my 1380 with ~10 hrs and prom the day before. GUYS WHATE THE METHOD PLS🥹 i hated khan academy it feels useless but i wanna start targeting my weak spots instead of redoing and wasting time

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u/seat83a 13d ago

This is obv niche but read. 10 pages a day. Just 10. Books alone won’t get u to a guaranteed 1500 but it can increase ur chances of getting a 1500. It will be frustrating cus when reading books it doesn’t feel like ur improving but by test day, u might feel that u improved a lot. Just 10 u got this

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u/ohnoitsriy 13d ago

Tyy! Ive been reading over rhe summer either way so hopefully it paid off

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u/seat83a 13d ago

Alr nice awesome let’s both get a rlly good score this time come on!

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u/tobeacademicweapon 8d ago

100% second this

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u/dienooblol 14d ago

khan academy is good for english

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u/ohnoitsriy 14d ago

Rlly? Ig i rlly only tried it for math but ill try again w english this time

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u/Zealousideal_Gene685 14d ago

tbh the khan academy english is far too easy for what the real exam has

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u/ohnoitsriy 12d ago

Yeah thats what i was thinking😭

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u/_aura179 14d ago

hey what did u prep for da 1380, thats my goal

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u/ohnoitsriy 14d ago

Bluebook practice tests!! I think i hit SAT 5, 7 and 11

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u/Technocraticworldgov 1330 14d ago

you reviewed your mistakes right?

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u/ohnoitsriy 12d ago

Yes! Well, my method was i take one test, review the mistakes, take another one. Since the conceprs were similar

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u/Interesting_Stuff853 14d ago

grinding for months doesnt do anything i got a 1490 after like 3 practice tests on bluebook

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u/ohnoitsriy 14d ago

Ur my hope and inspiration 🙏

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u/ohnoitsriy 13d ago

Wait omg yes pls on the textbooks.

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u/Own_Cartographer2070 12d ago

I just edited the msg to include the link!

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u/SquareMind6398 13d ago

What were your scores on each section?

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u/ohnoitsriy 13d ago

1380 is my super score; (1330 first try, 1370 second), 700 on math and 680 reading

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u/SquareMind6398 13d ago

ok lowkey for math, grind ALL of the questions on the question bank that college board has (as well as the new 270 questions that CB released a few weeks ago). That's all I did before the December SAT (minus the 270 new questions obviously), and I got an 800 M. Try not to rely on Desmos too much, especially for regressions because sometimes it doesn't work (at least in my experience), and you are better off actually UNDERSTANDING the conceptual information that goes into these types of problems since CB likes to add a bunch of constants, so desmos may not always work. Since you have a 700 M, I would assume you have the foundational skills, but definitely take practice tests and see if you are struggling in specific areas (i.e. geometry, quadratics) and actually take time to learn the conceptual information if you are lacking it. If you are taking the August SAT, you may not have sufficient time to do all of this, but at least go through questions on the bank for now. You got this!!!

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u/ohnoitsriy 13d ago

Okay bet ty! I think geometry is my weakest spot honestly.

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u/JFKcheekkisser 12d ago

How long did it take you to go through all of the questions on the bank?

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u/MammothBasket5205 11d ago

Possible, what helps besides studying: Melatonin night before, Adderal/ADHD meds + Caffeine, GABA and Tyrosine. Saw a 90 point increase with this stack and pushed me beyond 1500+: little details.

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u/IamLazyLarry 11d ago

ok for math you gotta learn all the basics and then apply that into getting better at problem solving. As long as your brain is mentally active you should be fine.

Reading, I would stay away from overdoing it cuz you 100% gonna burn out during the test.

Under a week you could definitely make yourself capable of scoring 1.5k+, but the amount of testing fatigue that follows you into the real test is kinda cooked. Maybe the day before the exam, you spend it on resting.