<p>Took the SAT a while back, got 670M and 610CR. I'm taking it again in June. Today my friend lent me his Grubers book and I studied it all day. (~6 hours)
I took the practice test online and I got a 690M and a 650CR. I felt like it might've helped, I might've been burned out though. Do you think that was improvement from the book, or just luckiness?</p>
<p>With only one test its impossible to say. It may very well have been improvement, just not very much. You might even score a bit higher on the actual SAT. </p>
<p>Btw, you can just say “luck” you dont have to say “luckiness” lol.</p>
<p>I guess that’s why my reading score is low then haha</p>
<p>IME I did a little bit worse on the real SAT then in my practice tests. I worked at my own pace, so I was able to absorb the material better and answer the questions c</p>
<p>orrectly. Therefore, on my practice test, I got 650 CR, 690 M, and 650 W, but I got 620 CR, 670 M, and 690 W on the real thing.</p>