<p>I pretty much did the exact same thing as hamsi. Get sleep. Don't cram. </p>
<p>If you're feeling particularly ambitious, memorize Strunk and White. If not, just read, read, read, read, read. </p>
<p>I got a 2370.</p>
<p>buy a practice book and go over practice tests.
dont take a class its a waste of money if u ask me.
i got a 2060..but idk im a gangsta</p>
<p>2400</p>
<p>See thread.</p>
<p>I didn't prepare for the SAT.
2150.
If I actually prepared for it, and took it a third time,
I would definitely have a 2300+.</p>
<p><em>shrug</em></p>
<p>Alea iacta est.</p>
<p>i took it cold...</p>
<p>snap660- I really like Up Your Score. Its mainly strategy, not really any practice questions. But far more interesting to read than any other SAT Prep book I've read. :)</p>
<p>Blue Book, everything else I found was useless. </p>
<p>Official tests, go through them and PSATs if you have to. Online course is good as well.</p>
<p>2250</p>
<p>Blue Book, Barron's math workbook ( i suck at math), Barron's 2400 book (didn't really read the entire thing tho) and hte Barron's SAT book. i think the Barron's SAT math workbook really helped me. i ended up only missing 3 on the actual thing , versus missing 12 or 13 on practice tests. Only the curve was terrible so i ended up with a 730. I got a 800 on the CR through reading; i didn't memorize any flashcards really, but i'm an avid reader anyway so that helped. I especially like old fashioned literature such as Jane Austen and Dickens so the CR passages were right up my alley.the writing.. was practice, practice, practice. and memorization of grammar rules. i messed up my essay (10...eekk!) but i got a 750 (only missed 2 on m/c ).</p>
<p>I did three of the practice tests in the Blue Book - they help. Didn't really bother with the strategies in there. </p>
<p>I got a 2210.</p>