Best study strategy for the 2400?

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<p>What would the best prep books be for me if I made a 235 on my sophomore PSAT and I’m looking to get a 2400 on my SAT. This will be my first time taking it, and all the books/study strategies I’ve seen have been geared towards people with low or middle of the range scores. Thanks</p>

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<p>I know this is random, but can you help me? I really need to boost my score by 20 points in 1.5 months before the PSAT:</p>

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<p>Read and do ALL practice tests in the Blue Book</p>

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<p>Well… how did you get a 235 on the PSAT?</p>

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<p>^Those last 50 points are very hard to nab consistently. I’m speaking from experience. I don’t know where you are speaking from.</p>

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<p>^^That’s the point, I didn’t study for the PSAT, and now I want to study for the SAT.</p>

<p>^Yeah I think it might just come down to luck</p>

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<p>My recommendation is for you to work with the hardest problems that you can get your hands on. Dr. Chung’s is apparently a good book, although I haven’t tried it. </p>

<p>Kaplan’s Quiz Bank (Google it!) allows you to create your own SAT quizzes, and you can even choose the difficulty level of the problems on your quizzes :).</p>

<p>As for luck - good luck :)!!</p>

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<p>the Math section is so pathetically easy, I’m really only worried about the writing section, and the CR a little bit, but now it is quite enjoyable.</p>

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<p>I’m WORRIED about the writing and CR. If the passage is interesting I’ll do GREAT. If the passage is those long paired passages I might FREAK.</p>

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<p>they always have paired passages. Those are usually easy though so not much to worry about.</p>

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<p>paired passages are usually easier in terms of question difficulty. L2Relax and you can raise you score hundred + points.</p>