<p>I recently took the PSAT and did very bad. So how can I bring up my scores? Can you help me make a study plan because I am really new at this and I want to bring my self at the right track.</p>
<p>CR: 38</p>
<p>Math:48</p>
<p>W:29</p>
<p>Please please help me!!!</p>
<p>This should be the time where those who have gotten help in the past start giving back. </p>
<p>Anyway, if possible you should take the SAT course, I suspect there’s a lot of study and test taking from which you could benefit. BTW, the lower the score the better the chance for improvement. Take the course. GL.</p>
<p>Get tests, tests, tests! That’s what it’s all about. Go to your local library when they sell their books and buy all the Sat tests books there. Go online and search for old tests. The official website has one or two full length. Do a test every weekend, and try to do a single section everyday. They’re only 25 minutes. EXTREMELY IMPORTANT, learn from your mistakes. For the questions you get wrong, pay attention to them and find out why you got them wrong.
I only did several sections every Thursday for about 2-3 months before taking the October 2012 test, and I raised my score from roughly 170 (sophmore psat score) to a 2100 on the SAT (my first SAT). I’m going back in this summer, serious studying. I’ll be looking for a 2300+. Hope to see you there!</p>
<p>Also, what grade level are you?</p>
<p>Currently a sophmore. Thank you for all your help delboyandrodney.</p>