<p>Do you think it's possible if I work really hard??
I really need 2100+...
And any recommendations?
Thanks!!!</p>
<p>I’m in the same predicament.</p>
<p>I score around 1800-1950 and I’m a junior whose also about take his first SAT in January.</p>
<p>It’s possible.</p>
<p>However, I suggest approaching it in a relaxed manner. Note that this doesn’t mean don’t work or study for it, just be relaxed about it during the test day itself. I’ve noticed that people who have taken the SAT with a relaxed and not tensed up (i.e. IF I FAIL THIS SAT I WILL NOT GO TO COLLEGE OMFOSMGOSMGOSMGDO) mood tend to do better than expected.</p>
<p>I myself experienced a score drop when I held that kind of attitude for an SAT test.</p>
<p>it is definitely possible. i am an international who only decided to apply to a top university in US in sept. i had one month to prepare for the nov. sat and i never had any testing like this before- NEVER. i don´t even live in an anglophone country. i worked hard for 3 weeks… when i took my first practice test i scored around 1800. on the actual test i got 2060. now i have to work another maybe 2 weeks to reach the 2200 when retakin the test in january. but it is defintely possible. however, i am not a student anymore, i graduated last year, so i did not have to sit in school for 6 hours a day. so maybe you should plan ahead a little longer. maybe 6 or 8 weeks would be better. but it is managable. good luck!!</p>
<p>ok… that makes me feel so much better knowing that it is possible…!!</p>