<p>I took the nov sat, got 2060...now thinking about dec sat...possible to make it 2150? got 670cr, 700m, 690w...9e</p>
<p>please give suggestions!</p>
<p>with a +60m
+10w
+30cr
I believe it’s possible, If you concentrate on math you can easily raise it by 60 points
10 in the writing is not that hard, as for the +30 in CR, with a little reading and taking a test sample, I believe you can do it.
Good luck, and waiting to hear your new score ;)</p>
<p>Thanks gueve!! You raised my moral 
I hope i can work it out!</p>
<p>Try “morale” and you might score an additional 10 points on W!!!</p>
<p>@BarristerDad118: LOL! haha…hope so :D</p>
<p>lol @ Barrister.</p>
<p>Flibb, do you need writing for the colleges you apply to? Most of the top ones don’t care about it… So you could concentrate on math and cr instead.</p>
<p>P.S. Where are you from, is it not Russia?</p>
<p>@Alone:</p>
<p>I don’t actually need Writing for most of the colleges, but I guess it won’t hurt to get a 700 would it 
I will try to improve my essay. Im not so sure how i’ll make that CR jump, although Im pretty sure more practice on the Math will deffo get me a decent math score. Care to help on the CR?</p>
<p>No, I’m not from Russia, how did you guess that tho? I’m from Pakistan :)</p>
<p>Ohh, sorry… Well, it’s common mistake of Russian speaking people (including me) to spell moral instead of morale :P</p>
<p>I see… I’m stuck with 670 CR too (not that I’m complaining, it’s great for me ), so I doubt I could help… I would offer help in math, but you since you are Pakistani - you are more likely to get a 800 than I am (stereotypes :P)</p>
<p>best 3 tips for CR:
- read widely and assimilate as much vocabulary as possible (lists/magazines/books)
- realize that all passage answers lie within the passage itself
- don’t second-guess yourself.</p>
<p>best 3 tips for math:
- use a good calculator (graphing ones are good)
- speed through the section very fast
- double check, working slowly without a calculator and preferably using a secondary method/working backwards</p>
<p>best 3 tips for writing:
- practice, practice, practice (get dedicated writing workbooks and such)
- read improving sentences questions after you choose an answer to see if you’ve been tricked (most common)
- have in mind a bunch of essay examples that can be applied to any prompt (search around this forum)</p>
<p>hope it helped. good luck.
3.</p>
<p>^ignore the 3. i have a love/hate relationship with lists. sheesh.</p>
<p>Thanks alot srrintah! NP with the 3, cuz your information was quite helpful:)</p>
<p>And Alone, lol, well you’re right actually. I know many people with 800 in maths around here…don’t understand how I don’t fit in :D</p>
<p>As I work day and night, I welcome more advice:)</p>
<p>i think the best advice for you is just to calm down and try to take the test as best as you can.</p>
<p>my friend went into the october sat with previous scores of 690 cr, 710 w, and 640 m.
he had never ever done well on a standardized test, but he had prepped for months.
however, when he did practice tests at home he only averaged about a 700 cr, 740-750 w, and a 710 m. </p>
<p>when he got his oct sat scores back they were : 760 cr, 800 w, 800 m.
he was thrilled lol.</p>
<p>he wasn’t expecting it b/c he took a practice test the day before and got a 2050.</p>
<p>I think you can do it, no sweat.
I went from 1960-2100 with no prep in between.</p>
<p>I hope this works for me. Thanks StrangeIndianFoo and Flare12345neo! Little time, so not really much prep to do!</p>