<p>I like that word from that Geico commercial and it makes no sense where I put it but I figured you would all come in here all huffy puffy about my misuse of your precious SAT word, so WOOHOO.</p>
<p>Okay, now here is my predicament ladies and gentlemen. </p>
<p>I have an SAT superscore of 1980. It consists of 710 points of Math scoring units, 650 ones of that English diddly and then I wrote 620 points.</p>
<p>I want an SAT superscore of 2000. I don’t really care if I achieve the prestigious award of 640 points on the written activity section or a 730 in the Math compartment, I just want 20 more points. I would even take 6.34 points extra on each section but I’ve heard this is unachievable.</p>
<p>But should I take the SATs and hope that I gain 20 points without prepping at all, or should I try my luck on the ACTs? Or can I do both?</p>
<p>This post has been exceptionally bad at purveying my question, thank you though for looking and potentially even answering.</p>
<p>Yeah go for it. Study a few vocab words, and some math strategies. 20 pts is no problem.</p>
<p>make sure u dont go lower LOL</p>
<p>20 points depends on your state during the day.
make sure to get lots of sleep the day before, and be sure to eat dark chocolate+water just before the test. it works really really well.
that’s how i got my 800’s. (of course, this isn’t the only reason, but it’s better than eating sleeping pills during the test)</p>
<p>dark chocolate and water? i might have to try that.</p>
<p>Have you ever heard of N.O. Xplode? It’s a dietary supplement that’s supposed to be used before you lift weights. It makes you concentrate more somehow, I’m no scientist, but it works. I drank it one time before school cause I must have had a test that day and I swear I could not stop working until it wore off. I was in Bio class and I just remember doing every last bit of work in a class that I usually did nothing for, it was amazing. I was gonna take it before the June SATs but I realized I had run out of it haha.</p>
<p>I’m wondering if by any chance any of you guys have tried it or even heard of it.</p>
<p>Never heard of the magic weight lifting potion, but I always eat strawberries and a piece of bread beforehand and bring a mint, water bottle, and bag of apple slices to the test.</p>
<p>If you want to study a little, go for the vocab words. I would suggest taking a class. That’s really the only sure way to raise your score, even if it’s just 20 points. Honestly, your scores have a good chance of going down 20 points instead of up 20 points if you don’t do any preparation.</p>