<p>Hey, I just read off from the rocketreview website that the author (Adams) says that it is a VERY bad idea for Juniors to take the SAT in January, unless you scored 225 + on the PSAT.</p>
<p>Should anyone listen to this guy? I mean, his book was very helpful, but I’m not sure if I want to blindly follow his advice</p>
<p>I didn’t see anything on his website that was persuasive or supported his conclusion. And one of my sons took his first SAT as a junior in January 2 years ago. His PSAT score was a 214 and his January SAT score was a 2210 (not too shabby).</p>
<p>I would not make any decisions based on what RR says. Do what feels right for you. You’ll know if you feel prepared enough to take the SAT in Jan.</p>
<p>BTW, RR’s FAQ PSAT advice… </p>
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<p>Not true.</p>
<p>Anyone wishing to take the PSAT at our school must submit a registration form and pay the testing fee. Not every Junior takes the PSAT here, so the responsibility for registering and paying the fee falls on the student. If you miss the registration deadline and don’t pay the fee, you don’t take the PSAT - period!</p>
<p>RR should not be making blanket statements like that.</p>