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<p>I am currently a student in highschool. I currently have a 1710. My goal for the SATS is about a 2200. I know I can do it but I have some problems with each section.</p>

<p>Math- I make stupid mistakes on some problems, and some problems I don’t know how to approach, like functions.</p>

<p>Critical Reading- Almost 3/5 mistakes I make I get down between the two answers, the right and the wrong, and I always pick the wrong answer. What can I do to avoid making these types of errors?</p>

<p>Writing- For writing, I feel I just need to work on the rules. I feel I know how to approach this section.</p>

<p>In total, I have a problem with a good pace. On the past actual SATs I spent too much time on a single problem/passage which ends up being problematic when I have 5 minutes left and about 7 questions remaining.</p>

<p>Advice for reaching my goal would be great.
Thank You</p>

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