<p>Is it possible? 2240 to 2400 from now to the March 10 SAT?</p>
<p>Better to take in March and go all-out next three weeks, or take it in June and practice a little each day until then? If your life depended on it, do you think you could raise from a 2240 to 2400 by March 10? (obviously extreme, just wondering if you think it is humanly possible for a 2240er…)</p>
<p>Did you feel that the 2240 was the extent of your limitations? Did you have one section where you just failed? If so, then I wouldn’t be surprised if you got yourself a 2400</p>
<p>There were really no extreme outliers - 770, 760, 710</p>
<p>Plan:
Direct Hits 1 + 2
Skim SparkNotes 1000
Silverturtle grammar guide
Read entire blue book
Read entire Barron’s SAT 2400
Do BB tests 6-10</p>
<p>Don’t burn yourself out though. While that studying is manageable, one of my friends went all out for a few weeks and went from a 2270 to a 2150.</p>
<p>That’s what I’m afraid of… I certainly wouldn’t want a downward trend.</p>
<p>Sorry to ask in this thread, but I am in a similar situation. I also made a 2240.</p>
<p>680 CR
760 M
800W</p>
<p>Math is my best section by far, that 760 is just a result of a careless mistake or two. Is it realistic to bring the 680 up to 750 or even 800 by March?</p>
<p>Read vocab for CR
[SAT</a> vocabulary list](<a href=“http://satvoabulary.blogspot.com/]SAT”>http://satvoabulary.blogspot.com/)
[SAT</a> vocabulary list](<a href=“http://satvocabulary2.blogspot.com/]SAT”>http://satvocabulary2.blogspot.com/)</p>
<p>To ARobins: Out of all those books you listed above, which one do you think is the best for the critical reading and writing sections?</p>