<p>169 PSAT soph.</p>
<p>1910 SAT</p>
<p>2240 practice SAt tests now</p>
<p>I’m too lazy to search through the thread, so what was the largest improvement? :D</p>
<p>anyone else want to share what ‘clicked’ for them? Prep classes?More practice tests? What was the thing that made your scores jump? And for those who improved a lot, did you hit a plateau at some point for a while, then after that did your score jump again?</p>
<p>Nothing “clicked” for me. Practice gradually and consistently increased my score. I don’t feel that I hit a plateau, I think more practice tests would have increased my score even more.</p>
<p>^ic. Right now, for my past 4 practice tests, I am around 2050-2100 range. It’s really frustrating as I improved so quickly from my 183 PSAT, but now I haven’t improved in a while.</p>
<p>Over the summer I scored 1500’s on diagnostics through the Princeton course (which I felt was completely useless). Now I’m stuck in the high 1900s range. :T
Hoping to reach over 2100 by May.</p>
<p>^ never seen that face before… : T what exactly is it supposed to be?</p>
<p>^lol. How much can you improve in one week of focused studying? lol, such a vague question but I’m so nervous/anxious since i don’t have a lot of time until the May SAT and all I have is basically 1 week of March Break vacation to study!!!</p>
<p>Is a 2100 —> 2250 possible in a week?</p>
<p>Any more out there?</p>
<p>I’ve never done a real CollegeBoard SAT test until yesterday, although I’ve done various practice ones.</p>
<p>Freshman year, on the PSAT, I scored a 157.
Sophomore year, on the PSAT, I scored 179.
Junior year, on the PSAT, I scored 208.</p>
<p>First ever timed practice (Kaplan) - 1930.
Second timed practice (Kaplan - gave up halfway through because the questions were really not at the level of the real SAT) - 2000.</p>
<p>Recent practice test from BB: 2170-2230 based on my essay. </p>
<p>The important thing is to know that you’re not going to get a 2400 the first time, or the last time. What’s important is that you recognize what you’re doing wrong and how you can improve. That’s pretty much all you can ask for.</p>
<p>First <em>practice</em> SAT: 1800
First <em>official</em> SAT: 2030, two years later. It’s not that much, but it’s a lot in my opinion. I took the SAT again last month-waiting for results, which are coming in 5 days! Hopefully, I will have improved (: </p>
<p>Good luck everyone.</p>
<p>reviving the dead I see…</p>
<p>Freshman PSAT: 173 (no prep)
Freshman BB SAT: 1880
Sophomore PSAT (projected): 205-220 (Studied a little with DH and some grammar rules. Also, going through Algebra 2 and recently reviewing some geometry + trig in IB Math was helpful)</p>
<p>1450 - soph psat
1510 - junior psat
2110 - sat junior</p>
<p>basically didnt study for psats but studied for sats</p>
<p>First practice test (after Sophomore year, before Junior year): 1710
Junior year PSAT - 181
Junior year SAT - 1960
Senior year SAT - ??? (hoping for 2000+ in Oct. test)</p>
<p>the student i just tutored went from 1690 to 2120 over the summer. the books we used were the blue book (and yes he felt more comfortable with the test) and the testprofessors books 5 sat writing tests and 5 sat math tests.</p>
<p>i was actually surprised, but very happy 
with the results. i’m going to keep using the combination.</p>
<p>In June-practice test- 1060
In November-practice test- 2000</p>
<p>First ever practice PSAT (7th grade summer): 153
no study between
Second practice psat (8th grade summer): 182
no study between
First ever practice sat (9th grade): 1870
moderate studying
3rd practice psat (9th grade summer): 214
moderate studying
2nd practice SAT (9th grade summer): 2240</p>
<p>So…153 to 2240…pretty good improvement, and I can only go up from here! ^_^</p>
<p>1720 => 2370+ in one summer.</p>
<p>10th grade: PSAT 152
11th grade: PSAT 169
11th grade: SAT Nov. 1720
11th grade: SAT March 1870
12th grade: SAT Oct. (confident) I got 2000+</p>
<p>Just to throw in something else</p>
<p>12th grade: ACT Sept. 30/36 (A 30 on the ACT equals a 2050~ on the SAT)</p>