<p>Hi guys, you all know that the ocotber sat is so close and i need your advice!!
So for math: i always score 800 and leave 10 mns in every section
However: Writing and CR really depend on my mental situation(stressed or relaxed)
Why i have done
was learning 1000 SAt words+Dh: no sentence completion error
-But for the passage based questions: i usually get 4-5 mistakes on the whole tst(because of stress) sometimes more and sometimes less(my score is between 700-750) and i would really like to get read of the fluctuation (caused primarilmy by stress with the last questions of the section)
–As for the Wr: i read silverturtle’s guide and keep scoring between 730-770 because of random mistakes (31-32/35-question-section): </p>
<p>I’ve done these sections separately under timed conditions ands sometimes i make sure i leave 5 mns left (Wr especially)(3 Cr on a row or 2wr on a row)</p>
<p>I’ve completed 5 tests from BB (1 untimed+4tests(in 6 days):separate sections and still haven’t done any full-length(keeping it for the 3 pre-administred tests) and have only 3 other tests</p>
<p>BTY;i always spend as much time on practising as on reviewing ,writing my errors and re-doing the exercices!</p>
<p>What should i do to get rid of the fluctuation and pacing problems that cause stress and reach my goal of 2300(i know that my score is actually increasing right now with every test i do but managing stress and not having enough tests to do is what concerns me )</p>
<p>If you ask me , I think your score is amazing .</p>
<p>If you need to get red of the stress you HAVE to take as much practice tests as you can under REAL test conditions . Timed exam , quite place , Breaks … Etc
And preferablly take them early in the mornin since that’s when the test is administrated .</p>
<p>After few tests you’ll get accustomed to taking the test and you won’t have to worry anymore about stress .</p>
<p>thank you freedomeagle; you’re always there when needed.i’ll abide by your advice and hopefully get my scoer fixed.
I’ll try to revise some vocab and re-read grammar guide+do an essay and then start on tmed full-length tests(hopefully there will be at least 3-4 to do before the oct test)</p>
<p>But i have a question; how often and how long are the breaks in sat tests?</p>
<p>BTW don’t waste your time on revising vocab. you said that you are always getting all SC questions correct , then no need for revising vocab . Focus on Passage Based reading .</p>
<p>you shouldn’t be stressing this much. The scores you are getting now are already good enough for all schools in the U.S.</p>
<p>but my advice would be to take deep breaths if you start getting stressed and relax. Stretch your muscles throughout the test so you dont get too cramped and uncomfortable.</p>