<p>I took the PSAT in october. I got a 420 in critical reading, 210 in math(I'm really bad at math) and 440 in writing.
I took the SAT in may. I got a 400 in critical reading, 350 in math, and 460 in writing. Without the writing section, I got a 750.
For my senior year of high school, instead of going to school, I will be taking 4 classes at my local community college that will count for both high school and college credits. I will be taking English comp 110 and Pre-algebra.
Will the english and math class help me improve my score for when I take the SAT's again in october?(I start my college classes next week).</p>
<p>Yeah, those classes will definitely help. To do well in the math section, you should know algebra already, though. So even if you’ve started a pre-algebra class, you still might not know enough to really bring up that score significantly.</p>
<p>… you’re going to need at least algebra I.</p>
<p>Well I was in algebra I for half the year in 10th grade, but my teacher didn’t think I was gonna be able to keep up with the work, even though I had a C, so she moved me down to pre-algebra.</p>
<p>So you took pre-algebra already in 10th grade? If this is the case, maybe you should try taking algebra this year instead of retaking pre-algebra (how did you do in the class?).</p>
<p>I need to take pre-algebra in college. I took a placemnt test and the result was pre-algebra.</p>