<p>I took the December SAT as a stand by. I wasn’t ready, and hadn’t slept for over 24 hours or eaten breakfast. Anyway, I got a 1650, I think that’s average. Ok, here are my questions.</p>
<p>I have lots of questions because I’m still new to all this.</p>
<li>How do I improve my score? What are some things I could do to prepare and increase my score? I don’t have much money for fancy books or anything like that. It seems I was running out of time on a lot of stuff, I was very rushed. I also could not write at all under pressure. I’m usually a good writer but I am not good at timed stuff. My score was 7, that’s horrible.</li>
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<p>I read part of Xiggi’s guide but it seems to go on for pages, is it all useful? Are there any things that help here? Yes, I glanced and scanned through the stickies. </p>
<li>I did this as a stand by, and didn’t do the fee waiver thing, I read on the collegeboard site that it’s not possible to use it as a stand bye. I didn’t procrastinate, my fee waiver thing was processing. The site says that my December 2008 score report and essay will be available on January 05, 2009. What does this mean? When can I send my score to colleges and why does it cost 9.50 dollars for each college? How does this sending thing work if I’m a stand by?</li>
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<p>Also, I gave them a credit card number, but it was canceled due to inactivity, but I still seem to have received my scores, I’m not sure if the purchase went through.</p>
<li><p>I read somewhere that I can chose to send only parts of a certain score to colleges, true?</p></li>
<li><p>I’m taking yet another SAT test in Jan, this time I have the fee waiver. I read on the collegeboard site that this fee waiver includes “flexible score reports” what does this mean?</p></li>
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<p>Now, fee-waiver eligible students get up to four additional flexible score reports that can be used while they are in high school. These flexible score reports for fee-waiver eligible students may be used after you take an SAT test or for a previously taken SAT Reasoning or Subject Test. Only four flexible score reports for fee-waiver eligible students can be used, regardless of the number of times you register.</p>
<p>The fee waiver includes,</p>
<p>the cost of four additional score reports</p>
<p>What does this mean?</p>
<p>Cover either the Question-and-Answer Service (QAS) or the Student Answer Service (SAS) when ordered during registration</p>
<p>What does this mean? So I get the test, the cost of four addition score reports plus the 4 already included, and either QAS or SAS?</p>
<p>The following confuses me because under the registration on the QAS part it says, yes, charge me $18 for the following service.</p>
<p>Which is better to get, QAS or SAS?</p>
<p>*May qualify you for application fee waivers at many colleges, if the institution has agreed to cooperate with the SAT Program Fee-Waiver Service</p>
<h1>Entitle you to a discount on the Official SAT Online Course when ordered during an online registration *</h1>
<p>Can someone explain these too?</p>
<li><p>Under “send my scores to:” part on the online Jan test registration, it has 4 that say “included” under fee and 4 that say “fee waived”
If 4 are includes and 4 are waived do I get 8? So do I get 8 free things or 4?</p></li>
<li><p>How many SAT subject reasoning subjects can I take on one day?</p></li>
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<p>I’m very sorry for all the question and I do realize most of these are stupid.</p>
