<p>So, the recent thread “Do you ever wonder where YOU would be admitted if YOU were applying to college?” made me wonder how many adult CC’ers get and answer the daily email SAT questions sent by the College Board. I’ve been getting them since signing up DD 3 years ago. Now DS is signed up, and I’m still doing them. I figure it helps prevent brain deterioration at my advanced age! Plus, it’s nice to know I’d score a whole lot higher on the SAT’s now than I did back in the day!</p>
<p>I started doing them when the kids were signed up to receive them… Every little bit helps when you start getting older. ;)</p>
<p>My son got them, I tried a few occasionally. Aced the reading/language, clueless on the math. sigh.</p>
<p>ditto ^^^^</p>
<p>Have a link? I’d like to do them now that my brain needs exercise.</p>
<p>[The</a> Official SAT Question of the Day](<a href=“http://apps.collegeboard.com/qotd/question.do]The”>http://apps.collegeboard.com/qotd/question.do)</p>
<p>My daughter is a college freshman but we still do them occasionally. Not sure she ever did.</p>
<p>They get sent to me because I was the one who originally signed D up for the SAT II last year. The reading/writing questions are much easier than I remember from the past, but my brain sort of shuts down with some of those math questions. I just don’t remember what to do when I see things with graphs and (f)s. No clue at all.</p>
<p>Right, swimcat – don’t know if DD ever did many, and if Ds does any, it’s probably the math ones. I always say my math is fine through Algebra I, but goes down hill after that. If DS needs help w/ Calc now, he emails DD, who has been known to enlist others on her floor for a collective help session.</p>