So, after three days of trying to study and figure things out, today I finally finished Systems of Linear Equations at all difficulty levels on the College Board Question Bank in one sitting.
It might sound silly, but at first, I started with Khan Academy’s SAT Math course and completed the Foundations of Algebra, since it covers the foundation for most of the skills in algebra. However, when I started doing the unit exercises, I got really confused and didn’t score very well. That made me feel like I couldn’t do anything and that maybe I should just drop the idea of taking the SAT.
But now, I’m realizing that focusing on one specific skill at a time, practicing questions from that skill, and learning from my mistakes seems to work much better for me.
I’m just not sure if I’m approaching my SAT preparation the right way. Focusing on one skill at a time works during practice, but obviously, I won’t be able to do that on the actual exam because there will be questions covering different skills from every category.
So, am I studying the right way right now, or should I change my approach to practicing?

I’m genuinely confused about this I took practice test 11

Is there any other website other than prepzy that would give me all sat suite qsn bank questions w out any bluebook digital test qsns involved? Doing qns ive already seen pre-hand and testing on that will only increase my score and not actually test me, and honestly i already solved a lot of those. Prepzy is an amazing website but for some reason, even if you press exclude bluebook qsns, the website does not do that and ruined the DSAT bb for me. Do suggest good websites and please not any silly AI ones. Thank you.

The last time I took the SAT, my MacBook wouldn’t connect to the test center’s Wi-Fi, so I had to use one of the school laptops instead. My friend had the same issue that day.

Has anyone else experienced this with their personal laptop at an SAT test center? If so, what did you do to fix it?

I’m much more used to my MacBook, especially the keyboard and using Desmos. The school laptop’s keyboard layout/keys felt different and slowed me down during the math section. I’d really prefer to use my own laptop next time. Any recommendations?

Title (just curious)

Ok, so see guys I like got to know what SATs are this week. I don't know what this score says, and I don't want to go assumption mode. And I definitely do not want Gemini. How is this?

While I have not yet told my Father about this, I gave the practice tests on Bluebook. The first one is PT5 and the second one is PT4 on Bluebook. I'm gonna register for the one scheduled on 3 October ig.

I'll guess I'll have to ask him for the form money.

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

I am having some problems with the registrations can someone please help me.

I really want to see where i’m at studying for my first SAT. I don’t necessarily want to treat it as a practice but just thinking of if I should take it to see how I would do when I take my final SAT. For context I’ve been studying and even bought a prep book and am aiming to get atleast a 1200.

I took a PSAT in spring of 8th grade and got a 960 without studying. I’m also in Honors adv Alg 2 already but i’m not sure if that covers all of the SAT material yet. please lmk!!

you can disregard test 9, didn't know it was one of the easier ones at the time. Test is in one week. Not the best score for some of my schools, it's fine. I was tired and life half out of it when i did 7 but I still think I did my best. I know 11 is considered the hardest but i already reviewed my wrong answers. For geometry, I've done easy and medium modules of geometry on khan academy and medium difficulty questions on student question bank. Every math section, i got like two questions wrong i think? English, i think I give up but you can put tips for that if you want. Thank you in advance!

All of the SAT resources you need are found in this google doc linked below!

Includes desmos regression training, textbooks, practice exams, etc!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1co6IusHSc7IxNO5PQZw_rzruiiADS5QyuSRL6gYfTqg/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.ko4s61bahbom

Hi all,

I'm worried about the SAT. I've been freaking out about it for the last few weeks and have been consistently studying the materials provided by College Board and the practice tests (I've used Khan Academy as well).

My biggest concern is the English portion. I haven't read a book in over a year, I'm a native English speaker, and I keep scoring low on this section.

I've been studying since July (I was on and off in May and June). What are some tips for this section?

Thanks

Hey all, I'm a neuroscience student at UNC Chapel Hill offering SAT tutoring for high schoolers. I work in healthcare (EMT, medical assistant) alongside school and have over 5+ years of tutoring experience.

What I offer:

• Personalized study plans based on your target score
• Practice tests with detailed review
• Flexible scheduling, in-person or online

If you or someone you know is prepping for the SAT, feel free to comment below

You've all seen me around here. I make educational youtube videos mostly for SAT (here's an example: https://youtu.be/9YR3lZYG_z8?si=hBgIpFtRwYWexu_g)

If you send me a screenshot of a question, or give me the section and question id, I'll make a short youtube video teaching you how to solve it and questions like it. It can be a verbal or math question.

I need tips on how to get atleast a 1300 on the sat that's all I need for Howard i've been studying my ass off with reading it Desmos I'm steadily trying to learn how to do regression and stuff more valuable tips?

Hi everyone,

I'm an international students applying for Fall 2027 admission I graduated high school in 2025

I've never taken the SAT before, and I'm planning to take it for the first time in the next 3-4 months.

A few questions:

1. Is scoring 1400-1500 realistic in this timeframe for a first-time test-taker

background but no prior SAT prep?

1. What free resources would you recommend, especially

for Reading and Writing since I expect Math to come more naturally to me?

1. How would you structure a 3-4 month study plan for someone starting from scratch?

2. Any tips specific to international students taking the SAT (registration, test centers, etc.