<p>xiggi–don’t worry, something is getting lost in translation.</p>
<p>I’d like to repeat that there is no point in re-testing without serious prepping. I don’t know why anyone would take the test more than twice (or even more than once)
when he/she can take 20+ practice tests at home for less than the price of one real test.<br>
It’s pointless to keep paying $50+ for each test, just “hoping” that “by chance” the score might go up. Simple passage of time/attending school is not going to raise a score much over a few months. </p>
<p>If your score matters, prep like it really matters.
To get better at SAT math, practice SAT math. There are 540 math problems in the blue book. If you’ve finished them all and still haven’t raised your score, do them again. There are video solutions on line if you get stuck.
And then get another book of tests (Kaplan has a book of 12) and do those.</p>