Improving Every Section

<p>hey all the seniors
how was ur dec. SAT? haahhaah I blew it again
I seriously thought I did really good at math… at least 700
but guess what, getting 600 is not fun. Im so mad</p>

<p>so guess what im doing- takin the LAST SAT of my LIFE
in december… since I really didnt study verbal parts, hoping to do really well on math, i got scores around 1600… total… … s ****</p>

<p>hey so got about a month of study time, u think i can raise it to 2000?
I think i can if i study that HARD- i just wanna know if anyone has raised scores that much.</p>

<p>Thanks in advance
Good luck on your bloddy college applications :D</p>

<p>oh yeah and also… do u guys think that it would worth to buy the SAT Online Course? just for a month?</p>

<p>The only good thing about the SAT Online Course: tests.</p>

<p>If you think you can go through all the tests that you have plus others, and have time to peruse and review what took, then, yes, it is worth it.</p>

<p>You can probably get a 2000 if you study hardcore, but 400+ is A LOT.</p>

<p>if you google sat online course. You can find a free code</p>

<p>yea, georgia board of ed. codes have been leaked, but damn, good luck, and study your ass off</p>

<p>Got a link, I couldn’t find it.</p>

<p>It depends on how much time you spend on studying, and as well as your fluid intelligence of vocabulary. 1600 to 2000 is doable if you spent very little time studying getting a 1600. It is truly up to you if you want a 2000 or better on this next SAT. </p>

<p>Are you taking it in Jan.? You said you are taking it in December for the last time…maybe a typo.</p>

<p>I studied nothing for Dec SAT and made 1630 (I’m a sophomore). I’m targeting a 2000 in Jan test date. I believe that wouldn’t be real hard atleast some 250+ point increase is common.(if someone prep for it a lot harder and strategically than before)</p>

<p>I think you can raise it to a 2000 depending on how much you study and how easily/quickly you can learn stuff~ :smiley: I got the SAT online course last year but it didn’t really help cause computer learning does not work for me~ so depends on how you study best i guess</p>

<p>If you prep enough with review books and take several practice tests, a 2000 would be a decently realistic goal.</p>

<p>So is the standard method of prep now just taking a lot of practice tests?</p>