<p>2300</p>
<p>750 Writing
760 Math
790 CR</p>
<p>BTW all of my practice tests were yielding scores like 2150. 2200. 2050.</p>
<p>whoooAooa</p>
<p>man i keep scoring mid-600’s on all my sections :[</p>
<p>itsinreach, great scores. What did you after each practice test? Did you review the wrong answers before moving on to the next? Did you study using the sudy guide at all?</p>
<p>Thanks. How long have you been working at it Trufflie?</p>
<p>It was very systematic. During each test I would circle the ones I was unsure of, even if I knew the right answer or thought I did. Then, afterwards, I would review not only my wrong answers but the ones I circled. All of them were from the blue collegeboard book so I could look up answer explanations on their website (I can’t remember the URL right now, I assume you have the book).</p>
<p>1550/2340 (May 2010)</p>
<p>790 CR
760 M
790 W</p>
<p>Took about 2 Kaplan tests (inaccurate difficulty), 2 PR tests (a little better), and 1 actual SAT.</p>
<p>The Kaplan and PR ones I did in October, the actual one like the week before the test.</p>
<p>None. I took some practice sections the week before the test, and that was it. I took the test in May, before I knew about College Confidential. I certainly didn’t realize people took studying for the SAT so seriously. </p>
<p>1590/1600
2320/2400</p>
<p>1580/2330</p>
<p>Basically I just did about 20 practice tests during winter break 
(2 weeks) (1 a day plus a few days where I did 2)
Then I basically did two or three a week till the test.</p>
<p>Practice makes perfect.
No other way around it.</p>
<p>I know a lot of 2400 scorers.</p>
<p>Jersey13-extremely bright guy (loves Direct Hits)
Silverturtle- you know his guide- also extremely bright
mifune- genius, graduated HS early
Masochist.- knows how to cope with the SAT- took around 50-60 practice tests
christiansoldier- he took around 20-30 practice tests (he aced 5*800 SATIIs along with 22 APs by senior year)
Databox- bright; christiansoldier level
Anonymous93& Stupefy- I think around 2390.</p>
<p>There is no other way around it.
SAT= Practice. Listen to Gary Gruber.
Intelligence can be attained.</p>