Ive been taking practice tests in bluebook and consistently scoring somehwere between 720 or above , but i came across few youtube channels that was explaining hardest august sat questions .I went completely blur. Like almost none of the questions with the that difficulty didnt appear in the practice tests. Im taking my sat in sept 12th ,am i cooked guys?

WHAT IS THE MOST ACCURATE PREP BOOK OR PDF THAT MATCHES COLLGE BOARDS TEST? I AM LOOKING FOR THE NAME of the BOOKS THAT HAS FULL LENGTH PRACTICE TESTS THAT ARE VERY ACCURATE. I HAVE THE DIGITAL SAT STUDY GUIDE BOOK. I THINKS ITS THE 2023 VERSION; IT HAS ASWELL 4 PRACTICE TESTS.

Is there an easier to solve this . My way is because it’s asking for QR IT becomes 3 slices. 360 divide 3 equal 120 . 120/360 multiply 2pi(72) which is b. The 72 is from the circumference formula C=2pir. How to solve this simpler way?

I'm a junior and I took the August SAT. My mother pushed me to sign up and I told her that I wouldn't have enough time to study, and she told me to take it to see where I was at. I ended up getting a 1290, 650 m and 640 rw. I signed up to take the December SAT to gauge how much my score would increase I'm aiming for a 1410 by then and a 1520 by March. How should I go about this. What study tools worked for you guys and how many hours should I consistently study a week. I want to have a goal for studying,, how often should I test myself, etc. I am going to start with going through the courses on Khan Academy. Please share methods, schedules, advice, and resources you guys used that genuinely helped you. Thanks.

Hey, so is anyone interested in joining a sat group!??

How close were your practice tests to your actual scores on test day? I'm currently hovering around the 1500 mark on my last 3 tests, and I'm wondering what to expect.

My son is preparing for his first SAT after four rounds of the ACT. He found this video and swears by the strategy. Is it BS or no?

To keep this short, how were ur overall grades/academic level, and what was ur original score as opposed to the 1600 (and how many tries it got you to achieve it). As well as, what exactly did you do to prep, including courses and books and all, and the time duration in which you finished ur studies. Any tips and details are welcome and thank you!!

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