Should I bother taking the SAT Again? (2000's range?)

<p>On my second SAT, i got a 2090, which was okay…I guess, I got a 690 in reading, 670 in math, and a 730 in writing. </p>

<p>I just took another practice SAT and got a 2060, with a 680 in reading, 650 in math, and 730 in writing again.</p>

<p>Is there a way to improve to a 2200+? Or have I reached my range?</p>

<p>It depends on how much practice you have done. My daughter improved from 1900 to over 2200 over the Summer. She just went through all the preparation books from the public library.</p>

<p>i’ve heard it’s not just practice, it’s about understanding the TYPES of questions that the SAT has (which are repeated each test!)…
I’m still trying to figure out what the TYPES of questions are though…
any tips other than hard work practicing!!!</p>

<p>Any of those preparation books would have information on the question types and tips for exam techniques. So going through the practice books does not mean just take the sample tests. One should learn how to prepare for the exam and also read through the answers to find out where and how you made the mistakes.</p>