How should an ESL student study for CR?

Test Preparation
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<p>Hello I’ve been in the US for 4+ years;now I am a junior student.
My junior courses:
APs: AP chem., AP psychology, Calculus 3 at a public university, and AP C&L(I take it only for improving my English for SAT, hopefully it will help a lot)
Regular classes: physics, PE/health(required), business& management, and US history.</p>

<p>should I make any changes on my courses? I will major in Business&Management.
I really want to go to UC Berkeley btw. I don’t know if it is possible for me. </p>

<p>I plan to take SAT in the winter for my first time, next spring for the second time, also the beginning of my senior year for the third time if needed.
I have been doing the Princeton Reviews for a month, and I found out the biggest problem for me is my lack of vocab. Should I just focus on vocab or keep practicing more and more CRs? I feel like I am not improving much for doing more CRs since I don’t understand the passages.
Any advice for me? Thanks a lot!</p>

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<p>The more you read the better you will do on CR. Not only you should read cr passages but also read books, newspapers, etc in English. Reading more will not only improve your ability to understand and dissect critical reading passages but also improve your vocabulary.</p>

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<p>Thank you! Reading for me is kind of frustrating since I have to keep going back to dictionary so many times, but I will keep reading!</p>