<p>Just wondering on average how many people take.</p>
<p>I'm guessing you guys take advantage for the breaks, but if different when do you take them?</p>
<p>24 ish. 20 under realistic conditions, the others were taken a few sections at a time. However, 24 is towards the upper end of how many people take.</p>
<p>3 practice tests total. I’m not even making this number up. One from the Blue Book, one from a test-prep center for a contest, and one as part of the pre-registration stuff for Elite.</p>
<p>Scores are as follows:
Contest SAT: 2020
Elite SAT: 1890
BB SAT: 2350
Actual SAT: 2280</p>
<p>It is different from test to test. I felt much more relaxed when taking the practice test because I did it at my desk and used the extra time between tests to surf the net. But not all practice tests are built the same way. Clearly there’s a major discrepancy between my test-prep SAT scores and my actual/BB scores.</p>
<p>I took about 20 practice tests, and got a 2360. Practice tests are, by far, the best way to prepare for the SAT.</p>
<p>Where are you guys getting more than the 10 in the blue book?</p>
<p>Freshman PSAT
Sophomore PSAT
2 PSATs with a prep course
PSAT you get with registering
Junior PSAT
BB SAT 1
December 3 SAT</p>
<p>Yes I’m counting PSATs because the questions are exactly the same. And I’ll probably take the last 9 BB SATs before I take the May SAT, which will hopefully be my last.</p>
<p>Sophomore PSAT (Legit)
Junior PSAT (Legit)
Nov. 5 SAT (Legit)</p>
<p>~25 SAT tests (BB and others)
~10 PSAT tests (Gruber’s and others)
~15 ACT tests (Red Book and others)</p>