<p>I am scheduled to take the SAT this saturday. This Summer I spent many hours at the library studying the SAT, and I began to really get a feeling of the test.
A month into school, I’ve found myself so busy with school work, my job, and weekend college visits ( and a little laziness too) that I’ve done maybe a couple sections in the Blue Book since school started.
My question is, having studied the SAT intensely over the Summer and very little in September, will my score improve due to my hard work over the Summer, or will my score more reflect the month that my acclimation to the test decreased because of the little time I’ve spent studying?
Thanks</p>
<p>No one can say for sure. I can say that worrying about it today will not help and that the best thing to do is to get plenty of sleep (at least 8 hours, preferably more) and eat a good breakfast the next day.</p>