October SAT Study Help

<p>Hey,
This may, my SAT scores were as follows:
M: 650
CR: 660
W: 690 (12 on essay)</p>

<p>I am looking at many of the higher tier colleges (Northwestern, Amherst, Bowdoin, Williams, etc.), though not necessarily the Ivies. These scores are obviously not good enough, but I have 3-4 months to study. How can I break the 700 threshold? I just want an overall better score, with certain emphasis upon math, as it has always been my problem suit. A 2150 would be grand. Is this possible for me? If so, how can I do it? Thanks in advance!</p>

<p>A 2400 is even possible. Just practice man. There’s no like amazing trick behind it. Its just practice. You’ll go getting the hang of it man. :confused: Use the Blue Book.</p>

<p>Here are some books I recommend:
-Gruber’s Complete SAT Guide
-Gruber’s SAT Math Workbook
-Blue book!!! (the official sat sudy guide)
-Rocket Review
-Maximum SAT
-Direct Hits 1 & 2</p>

<p>There has been talk that Gruber’s math is too basic an easy but I found it pretty decent. However, if you are looking for more complex and advanced problems, you should use Dr. Chung’s!
Hope I helped!! Good luck!!</p>