<p>I have barely done any studying and I am ~2100. I am taking the SAT in Jan. (2 month away!) and I want a 2300+. I just bought the Blue Book, Barrons 2400, Direct Hits 1+2, and Barrons Writing + CR book.
You think studying 2 hours a day with a practice test every weekend will help me get close to my target score? (I have 2.5 weeks of break before the test so I will also do the Online College Board course during that time)</p>
<p>That is enough indeed.</p>
<p>definitely enough. for your own sake, i would warn against over-preparing. it’s not like studying more than necessary is going to hurt you, but it would certainly waste time. my view on the sat is that studying in the traditional sense doesn’t help that much. instead, emphasize test-taking strategies and intelligent time-management. people who set out trying to do exceptionally frequently, in my view, spend too much time making sure they get specific questions right. then, they lose a whole bunch of points because they simply run out of time. good luck!</p>