<p>So most of the better guides online say that the key to SAT success is “figuring out” how the test works, and how ETS wants you to answer. I found this to be an extremely accurate description of how the CR section works. On my first take of the SAT I scored a 660 on CR (I didnt study at all). After just a couple weeks of doing problem after problem in practice passages from both the BB and Kaplan’s CR workbook, I feel very confident about a 750+ on CR on the October 2010 SAT. After all my studying, everything just seemed to click into place. I was “one” with the test :P.</p>
<p>How do I make this happen for math? Just use the same method of studying? Can it even happen for math?</p>