<p>With absolutely no experience in SAT tests or any out-of-school tests, for that matter, I'm completely clueless.
I've signed up for the January 27 test... Is it about time that I should start panicking and study my backside off, seeing as all I've done so far is skim through vocab books and try an old paper? Or do I still have time to finish my school exams first and then sit down to concentrate throughout a near 2-months holiday?</p>
<p>What sayst thou, my experienced peers?</p>
<p>uhh CHILL :D</p>
<p>take a practice test asap and see what you get. then you can make your decision.</p>
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that's plenty of time to study for your first time. just get the blue book and start going through it.</p>
<p>Get the blue book and then familiarize yourself with the format, and do a complete practice test to diagnose your weaknesses. Do practice sections everyday and correct your answers, preferably with the online course at collegeboard.com Take another practice test in a few weeks and see where you stand, and continue from there. Good luck.</p>
<p>yea take practice tests first, then decide what you need to study</p>