What I've realized.

<p>I just took March SAT and came back home. I’m really exhausted right now, but I have some things I want to discuss about.</p>

<p>First, I think I “screwed” it up. Math was incredibly easy, so I don’t worry about it at all.</p>

<p>But writing and reading part just tortured me. I got one dummy on reading part, which is my worst section of SAT. Just giving me headache.</p>

<p>1) I couldn’t finish my Essay. I was trying to write 5 paragraph essay, but just realized that it’s almost impossible to write 5 paragraphs if I hesistate for even 1 minute. I was writing conclusion, and suddenly the moderator said: “Alright, times up guys.” This will definitely affect my writing score negatively… I personally think the only way to do well on essay section is simply memorizing the template and bunch of good examples. This essay topic was not even a hard one, but I failed to manage my time, and yes. Screwed it up.</p>

<p>2) Whenever the moderator said “5 minutes left”, my pulse increased to the extreme. Especially in reading section, I lost my focus frequently because of bunch of vocabs and long passages covered with black inks.</p>

<p>So these were my weaknesses: 1) Time management, 2) Incapability of controlling myself 3) reading without losing focus 4) simply, lack of practice.</p>

<p>I think this test was at least not fruitless. It gave me some lessons.</p>

<p>P.s. ) How much the essay section can bring my writing score down? I think I will not even get 8 haha…</p>

<p>On the January SAT I got a 6 on the essay (incomplete like you) but only one multiple choice wrong and got a 710.</p>

<p>I screwed up on math. I missed like 5 based on reading the problem and 3 more because I didn’t know how to do it, I actually think I misbubbled now that I think about it. XD</p>