Best way to study for SAT: Doing School?

Test Preparation
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<p>This has just came up since i'v been accepted into some schools.(Wake,Michigan,UVA)
I got a 2190 superscore out of three tries and 2130 on my third try.
I got 760 on mathII and US History and 630 on Spanish. </p>

<p>I know that these are nothing to brag about, but...
I have a feeling that the best way to study is just to take high course-rigor. I know that Ap Lang/comp is a huge reason that I was able to get my verbal and writing both over 700. My APUSH was way more that enough to get my desired score on SATII USHist. I took BC calc junior year. Four AP's last year, Six this year.</p>

<p>So, ideas? Is it possible to use normal highschool to train for the SAT? </p>

<p>And this is cheaper than using prep-courses or books. :)</p>

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<p>I agree; because I took AP Lang, my score jumped ~100 in the practice tests. The class helped me analyze the sat reading excerpts more efficiently.</p>

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<p>I think reading literature is the best way to prepare for the writing and verbal sections, but I suppose school is a good way to prepare for the math section.</p>