<p>So far, I did 3 sets of test from Kaplan.</p>
<p>1st try:M 760 CR 590 W 600 (Total:1930)
2nd try:M 720 CR 590 W 650 (Total:1960)
3rd try:M 650 CR 610 W 690 (Total: 1950)</p>
<p>Average: M 710 CR 597 W 647 (Total: 1947)</p>
<p>Do you think it’s reasonable to get above 2200 on Oct.6 SAT??
What do I need to get above 2200 then?</p>
<p>thanks.</p>
<p>It seems as if your writing and math fluctuate greatly, and that you probably need most help on the Critical Reading. I’d brush up on unfamiliar concepts/rules for the math/grammar, and would consider memorizing a big word list or reading a lot of good novels. Also, while your at it, give a Collegeboard exam a try. I say that because it seems as if Kaplan purposely makes their exams more difficult than Collegeboard’s.</p>
<p>thanks…like I did one more practice test, and I got total score of 1950!
what is wrong with me??? I’m, just hitting all 1900’s for 4 times, with no improvement…</p>
<p>What are you doing between these tests?</p>
<p>I took a Kaplan test before my SAT and score in the 1800s (possibly low 1900s?) and scored a 2080 on the actual test. It’s not possible to tell if you can get a 2200 (which is a 99 percentile score) based on those test scores alone, though. What math course have you completed? Are you a strong test taker? Can you complete these tests with the time allowed and with possible minor distractions? (To this end, Kaplan does something interesting with its CD. Every half-minute or so, there is an annoying sound, such as a window breaking, to prepare the test taker for minor disturbances.) Are you typically a strong essay writer, and can you pull together a five-paragraph essay on a given topic in twenty minutes?</p>
<p>I just review all the questions, and take good note on the questions I got wrong, I guess I sould just practice more. Thanks!</p>