Those who scored well with no prep-biggest regret?

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<p>I’m not trying to copy those who took it cold and got some high score like 32+, but I couldn’t do much in the week after the SAT(which I had been studying for). I looked over Princeton Review to see what the questions are like, but I haven’t taken a real practice test. To those who did well with little prep, what was the one thing you wish you would have looked over that could have made a difference? </p>

<p>Did you have to basically make up your own time management on the test instead of develop it through practice tests? How do I prevent myself from losing time on the Reading and Science section? I’ll treat it like a regular SAT passage(read question #1 and read the paragraph that has the answer for that question to find it, repeat for question #2), but I’m hoping I get lucky tomorrow. I’m not nervous about tomorrow since I have September, but last minute tips are always welcome.</p>

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<p>Why would you have any regrets if you scored well?</p>

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<p>Like you might get a 31 the first time and wished that you would have looked over how to do science or wish you would have practiced timing for the reading section.</p>

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<p>Timing, timing, timing. The first time I took it, I ran out of time on math and English and left something like 7 answers blank for each. It was pretty bad. Somehow I got a 28.</p>

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<p>I wish I had practiced the science test more. You may feel no pressure now, but when September rolls along, you will feel really stressed probably.</p>