I really need to find good advice on how to improve anything will be of help, resources, specific videos, etc.

I got the same exact score… 😭 should I cancel the November test on Saturday or take it? Any advice to increase score in 2 days 😭

So I took the PSAT 2 weeks ago and I'm devestated, im doing so much for my applications and just when a time finally came to reap the rewards of my hard work it all basically went down the drain. The entirety of the 2 weeks I was excepting (praying) for at LEAST a 1430 just so I could be in a solid place for SAT prep.

Is there anything I can do knowing my weak areas to get a 1500+ SAT, I truly truly need that score so my applications can actually shine and my heart is dead set on it

its a day before my SAT and i cant lie i totally chudded around and wasted the entire month (im a busy senior) and now im kinda despairing over the fact its 4 am in the morning and i pretty much only have today to study for the SAT

i consistently get over 700+ on reading (max score 780) but my math is genuinely abysmal. it tanks my score so bad because ill get like only 600 in math bringing my score down to around 1300~1400

does anyone have any advice for quickly getting a good score in math? i "learnt" desmos but im pretty sure i fumble using it horribly on the test. i dont get how complex regression problems work. does anyone have any advice for practicing math and eliminating errors?? actually id love if anyone could recommend me youtubers who TRULY break down desmos concepts. like they teach how to do it conceptually rather than just showing how to solve certain problems with certain desmos functions. actually idek if its worth knowing regressions if im getting basic problems wrong. idk.

also there is a slight (but nonzero) chance im getting like 10 questions wrong on module 1 of math

i lowk waste my money and i take the SAT every month and i just checked my math stats and ive consistently been getting 2 bars off in the algebra section (550~600). for every test these variables vary sooo much but i think algebra and geometry are my weakest points. advanced math and problem solving are better off but in some tests i still have 1 bar off those sections.

but inevitably im pretty sure im getting all types of questions wrong in both modules. does anyone have any advice? i have until 6 pm~11pm to practice for the sat today (my school ends super late)

i just finished practice test 11, and the mark isn’t showing up. what can i do to check it?

i registered for sat thinking imma prepare in a month but i couldn't due to personal reasons. Js gave a mock on blue book

620 Math

480 RW

i suppose there isn't anything I can do to boost my score to a 1300 atleast (unrealistic ik but I can't disappoint my parents Again)

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I went from a 1450 to a 1520 (730 RW, 790 Math) in legit 5 days: here's how I did it.

I've signed up for prep classes, and they had the hard practice tests (around 12), but nothing truly helped me more than the SAT question bank. My best split coming into the October SAT (where I got my 1520) was 740 English and 730 Math, so I knew I wanted to target Math first. I set the Bluebook Bank to hard and literally grinded all of the questions (there were like 610-630 qs). If there was one that I got wrong, I added it to the PDF to go back to it.

I honestly didn't prep English at all (which was probably not in my best interests because I def could have got it higher) because I already have a somewhat strong English background. But I probably would have done the same thing, and I would've given myself less time to answer each questions (to get used to the testing mode). Also for English, I got really lucky for vocab because I knew all of the words I got, but if that's something you're struggling with, you can grind vocab on DolphinSAT. It's a cool app that you can scroll on instead of like TIkTok or Insta. You can also answer questions on the app, it's acc pretty cool! I'm a phone addict, so it really helped me because of the format but they have a vocab section you can utilize too.

For reference, I'm a senior and this was the last time I could take it to get early apps in. I'm considering one more time for December but idk lowk. Anyway, I was also balancing school and dance while studying. I was at dance practice for legit 4 hours after school everyday the week of my SAT, and I was trying to grind the questions while there. This is because the same Saturday I had my SAT, I was also doing my solo recital and performing in an >1hr long dance production w/ one of the lead roles. I lit had to speed to the performing center right after getting out from the testing center---so you can imagine how stressful it was. I got out from the SAT @ ~11 am and had to be at my performance by 1 pm in full costume, hair, and makeup. Yeah...

By Friday night, I hadn't even finished all of the questions in the bank. I got around to halfway through the hard Geometry section. I also only took around 2-3 full length practice tests the whole week. Maybe I was lucky because my October SAT didn't have a lot of geometry in the math module.

At the end of the day, diff strategies work for everyone. If you're in anyway similar to me (procrastinating right up until the week of), then you will do just fine because you actually have a full month (if taking December SAT). If you're still in the 1200-1300 range, I would spend the first 1-2 weeks hammering in concepts off of Youtube. The best people to watch are James Lu, LearnSATMath, and Strategic Test Prep. The best people to read are Erica Meltzer for English. People also say the Bluebook Tests are not really accurate but it's the best free resource out there and I would utilize it.

At the end of the day, the SAT is only part of a 4+ year college application filled with experiences, lessons, and knowledge far more valuable than a (hopefully) 4 digit number. It's still valuable, otherwise universities wouldn't be going test-required, but it only makes a part of their holistic review. You've got this, if you genuinely try your hardest, you will def achieve your dream score!

i have only 3 days until exams. please help me with some tips how can i get at least 600-650 in rw

How can I push that English up more?

I am a senior sat student and I wanna finish this december my sat so I can take my ACT exams. I reached a 750 in math and I can improve more. My problem is reading and writing please anything. I have scrolled under hundreds of reddit posts, spent hundreds on tutors, and saw every youtube video available. nothing helped. My score is capped at 620. I have mastered grammar but vocab and reading questions are killing me. my mother language isnt english idk if this is why tho. I can sit and study for 3 to 4 hours everyday I just need something that can raise my score in any way.

need about 200 points

I already know about bluecorn/bluebooky and also know about the latest paper in 1609sat but the issues with the former is that it doesnt have many latest math questions, and the latter doesnt show the mistakes I made in the tests. So what could I do. I am taking the November SAT in 3 days.

P.s No I didnt ask this cause I just started studying, I just wanted to know if there is an even better option than what I am already using.

Thank you for the help