<p>Well.. I am going to take the SAT on January..
But I don't know what to do.</p>
<p>So.. I was thinking about doing this... Haha funny cus I said I don't know what to do but...</p>
<p>Everyday I was thinking about doing</p>
<p>1.Read and study Gruber's Mathwork book. (one section a day)</p>
<p>2.Try to do some Reading Comprehension problems on outdated SAT books or Baron's reading work book left by my brother. About a hour?</p>
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<li>Try to memorize 35 SAT words a day. </li>
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<p>But on Saturday and Sunday.
I would time myself and do a practice exam.</p>
<p>How was that sound?? Please be honest please.. I want to try to pass 2000+ range on my first try..</p>
<p>It sounds like a pretty good plan but don’t stress yourself too much at the beginning. Start off easy and I don’t think it’s necessary to memorize 35 SAT words a day. Maybe 10 a day and then on the last day of the week make sure you know all 60 words. 35 is just a lot and you probably have other school work and stuff to do too. I honestly never tried to memorize SAT words and somehow I got a 750 on my CR section with no errors on sentence completion. I studied a bit of latin so that might have helped!</p>
<p>Yea. You are right. </p>
<p>Hey do you know how i can practice my Writing?</p>
<p>read sophisicated things like professional essay or novels… i think it helped me how to write somewhat more “mature”. </p>
<p>for grammar, look over a SAT book. its probably the best way to learn the grammar rules and common errors</p>
<p>Why are you going to take your SAT in january? Colleges do not accept january SAT scores, do they?</p>
<p>Hey to be honest I didn’t try to memorize SAT words at all. I think what really helped me was taking practice tests. I did 3 tests a week to prep, I would go to the library, check out all the SAT books and do any test that I can get my hands on. It bumped my score 450 points from my first time taking it!</p>
<p>If january is not good? Do u recommend other month?</p>