<p>on both of the psat i’ve tooken i’ve got around 1700, i usally get a 760 math score but only like 470 cr and like 470 writing score, what can i do to increase this score to 2100, how many months would i need, wich is easiest to improve, is it possible, how many hours per day, could someone write me a study routine?</p>
<p>just from the way you ask…you seem eager to improve but want the easy way out, i advise you to do some research on your own first. you’ve already posted 112 times on this board, but you haven’t found anything out yet? do yourself a favor and do that first. </p>
<p>k u want a “routine,” how bout i give u a plan?</p>
<p>start this plan TOMORROW, no later.</p>
<p>day 1 - relax and realize how stupid and demanding your post was.
day 2 - get laid
day 3 - check for pregnancy
day 4 - schedule abortion
day 5 - GET abortion
day 6 and onward - live a meaningless life forever.</p>
<p>a 400 point increase is hard to achieve…no matter what kind of student you are. find a routine that works for you and stick with it. I used <a href=“http://www.smartdoodle.com%5B/url%5D”>www.smartdoodle.com</a>, others used books. As to how many months you need, somewhere in the range of 2 months - 4 years.</p>
<p>truthlife ur *<strong><em>ing ■■■■■■■■ try posting something useful, i never said i was taking easy way out, i asked wich is the easiest to imporve. How bout i go *</em></strong> ur mom and u can go check the pregnancy for me, and later on decide if u want a borther or not</p>
<p>what if i want a sister?</p>
<p>Let’s keep it cool, guys.</p>
<p>Have you tooken any practice tests yet? haha just kidding i couldn’t resist…</p>
<p>anyway, i was in a situation where i needed 300 points (different section breakdown), and after 2-3 months i got 360. since you’re much lower in verbal and writing, I’d get the princeton review book (not the 11 test book, the thinner guide with all the tactics). They make learning the writing really easy by telling you exactly what to look out for, and they give you essay tips. For critical reading, first start by reading more and more. I don’t have the time/energy for big time books, but I read the newspaper every day and I read sports illustrated cover to cover. Read anything, and focus on comprehension. Then start practice tests, preferably from the collegeboard book. Personally, I look at the line references in the questions, mark off the lines used, then start reading from the beginning. when i get to “bracketed” lines, i read the question, then read the lines in the bracket, then say in ur head what you think the answer is BEFORE LOOKING AT THE CHOICES. after reading a few sentences, take 10 seconds to “stop and translate”, basically paraphrasing to yourself what you read. also, try to learn some vocab…sparknotes 1000 word list (or sparknotes 250 hardest words if you’re short on time). </p>
<p>it’s gotta be a daily routine. no exceptions.</p>
<p>ah! ilovebusiness, you remind me of me when I still believed there was hope!</p>
<p>But don’t listen to me. See if anyone can give you real advice.</p>
<p>It’s clear from your posts that you don’t have a particular affinity for the english language. Go for around 600’s on CR and W, you’re aiming too high. With a math score like that though, is english your first language?</p>
<p>I think it’s better to have a brother than a sister. Just advice to TruthfulLie.</p>
<p>no english isn’t my first language its actually my third</p>
<p>That’s what I thought. Knowing that, colleges shouldn’t penalize you as much for your english based scores. Whether they WILL remains to be seen.</p>
<p>Wow! That’s really good! Having another language gives you a better priority over other students. Keep working on it, I’m sure you will improve. Trust me, English is my first language and I feel like I’m having a tough time with it. I would rather stay in science and music more than anything else.</p>
<p>^This thread is over 3 years old; let it die again.</p>