<p>That if you complete around 20 or so practice tests (official), then there is no way you can get below a 750 in a section? If you review what you got wrong and etc ofcourse.</p>
<p>That is not true.</p>
<p>I am not sure for Critical Reading but for math and writing, I believe so…</p>
<p>I went through about 20 and got an 800 in Math, 760 in Writing</p>
<p>But I only got ~700 in CR… But I am naturally a bad reader.</p>
<p>I’m just speculating but I believe that it is sort of true though. For math, and Writing, there are specific problems being tested. If you get the hang of the concepts behind these, then I believe you would increase your score significantly by your 20th practice test.</p>
<p>But Niquii77, why do you believe its not true?</p>
<p>If you retain the information from the 20 tests then it is true. However, many cannot, so many can’t score 750+.</p>
<p>Quick question before I answer, by review do you mean learn the concepts and master the concepts, or just seeing what places you lack in and taking another test. </p>
<p>I mean if you see what you messed up on such as Pre-algebra problems, practice those problems, learn how to do them, then of course you’re going to get them right. </p>
<p>But then if you just see that you mess up in Pre algebra, see an example problem, and take another test…</p>
<p>Think about it though, not every can pass that 750. Therefore that statement isn’t true.</p>
<p>Just so you guys know, i’m not thinking any other position is wrong, just seeing some opinions.</p>
<p>And Niquii77, most people don’t even take 20 practice tests, and therefore aren’t near 750. It seems to me that every person who actually gets a 700+ are those who took so many practice tests. The average person doesn’t even know what it tests when he takes an administered exam. </p>
<p>And I do mean reviewing and learning the concepts. However, I want to know what you mean by “mastering” the concept. How do you master them? Just curious cause I want to receive a high score as well >.></p>
<p>Mastering as in being able to apply that concept to certain problems and situations. Being able to define it. Teach it.</p>
<p>“there is no way you can get…”
there is always a way :)</p>
<p>I completed more than 30 tests and still cannot reach 750. I guess I am not that smart on my own. If you are a smart kid and have a smart teacher/tutor, then yes you can reach 750.</p>
<p>I think it depends on the student, really! Haha, but hopefully I reach that level once I finish 20 tests…</p>