<p>How much prep should you do for the PSAT? I got a 180 sophomore year (without any instruction…like points off for wrong answers etc!) and think if I raise my score 25-30 points I might be in the running for National Merit. Do you prepare for the PSAT same as SAT? I have not done any of that? Any suggestions? Test is middle of October.</p>
<p>I know one student from my country, Azerbaijan, he got 2400 in 9th grade. He has been preparing for the SAT since 1st grade. Non-native in Russian enviroment got 2400 in 9th grade, is it impressive for you?! He enrolled to Harvard with 100% financial aid. And you, natives, eating burgers every minute and speaking in english, cannot even pass PSAT!</p>
<p>^ Suleyman95, get off your computer and jump off a cliff. Members of CC helped you and now you’re repaying them by insulting them. You are insufferable and I cannot stand you. I’m sure many other members of this site feel the same way.</p>
<p>By the way, the SAT/PSAT does not necessarily determine intelligence. If Albert Einstein were still alive and took the SAT, I doubt he would’ve gotten more than 2300. The “student” from your country may have gotten 2400 in 9th grade and matriculated at Harvard, but he got in solely because he started preparing in 1st grade like you said. Wasting your entire childhood on a test is really pathetic IMO.</p>
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What I made wrong? Just made an example…</p>
<p>Human is born to work, to study and to fight for his rights.</p>
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<p>Are you trying to tell me that you didn’t mean to insult us?</p>
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I made comparance…btw two people.</p>
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<p>ROFL. Humar?</p>
<p>open your eyes, “humar” reread my post</p>
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<p>It wasn’t my mistake it’s my bad keyboard. And it’s 0:51 AM here. Do you mean you have never mistaken? You say you born with “exellent grammar”?</p>