<p>If ur not having a time issue, i suggest u recheck all ur answers, not just the one question ir between two answers on. Im always super lazy on practice tests so i nevr bothered to check answers. I got around low 2200 s on bb tests. On my test day tho i never put my pencil down - redid every problem i had time to do nd i scored 120 pts higher</p>
<p>"take the test like a boss "</p>
<p>I’m going to make a shirt that says that, and wear it to the test.
Best quote for the SAT’s, of the year.</p>
<p>what us the BB book?</p>
<p>Instead of buying DH, download Anki:</p>
<p>[Anki</a> - friendly, intelligent flashcards](<a href=“http://ankisrs.net/]Anki”>http://ankisrs.net/)</p>
<p>It’s a virtual flashcard program that uses spaced repetition (a better form of memorizing).</p>
<p>After installing it you can download the DH vocab lists from File -> Download -> Shared deck.</p>
<p>Do it once a day every day (unless you’re running out of time).</p>
<p>thanks for the general info DrSteve and all but i am using the following books:</p>
<p>DH 1+2</p>
<p>11 PR tests
BB book
Gruber(best math book ever!such hard problems lmao)
barrons practice test book</p>
<p>thats all i have for now but i plan on buying a nice book about grammar hopefully specifically for the SAT. anyone wanna rec me one? basically if i could learn those rules i could def go up to a 700+ on writing(i can feel it xD). ima follow the essay guide posted somehwere on the writing essay for a 12 also:P(aiming for an 800 in writing and math and lose ‘points’ on reading.</p>
<p>The Blue Blook has all the grammar rules you need. Just check which rules you broke when you missed questions.</p>
<p>Might be a bad question but if I want to work specifically on my critical reading and math sections, would it be better for me to by an entirely new sat book or 2 of those section specific workbooks?
Right now I have the PR book and the bluebook but I feel like they’re still lacking a bit</p>
<p>My daughter got a 185 on her PSAT this year as a sophomore. She plans to “self study” this summer. Hoping to get a good SAT and play soccer at Harvard are Dartmouth. Both school have shown interest at recent showcases</p>
<p>@happydaddy. what would u like me to do for u then? just bragging are u?</p>
<p>I’m currently a sophomore and have been enrolled in an SAT prep course at a local academy since September of last year (2010). The first diagnostic, full length test I took, I got a 1660. Breakdown: (580 M, 540 R, 540 W, 7 Essay). As of this month, my most recent exam I took, I scored a 2160 (780 M, 680 R, 700 W, 10 Essay). To succeed requires a mixture of talent and preparation, i.e. the SATs has similar questions on most of its exams. Memorize vocab words, as I can guarantee that you will not score above a 2300 without knowing your vocabulary!</p>
<p>my best suggestion would be to try and answer more questions correctly :D</p>