<p>My first score was 1810...I want to raise it to 1900...actually I really want it to be 2000...</p>
<p>Is it ok if I time myself and do only a few 25 min sections of the same subject a day? I want to focus on one subject at a time, so is it ok if I do not take the practice tests in one sitting? Will that even help my score??? I want to get into a UC...</p>
<p>with 3 weeks of practice, I went from a 1980 (590 CR 770 M 620 W 10 essay) to a 2240 (680 CR 760 M 800 W 12 essay) (and in October, I’m planning on scoring 2300+) so it’s definitely possible to have an immense increase. All you have to do is practice, practice, and practice some more. Whenever you have time, do something that would help you. It doesn’t matter if you don’t do a whole practice test in one sitting (though you should do at least 1 full test before the real test day), it just matters that you review EVERY question in the section that you did, not only the ones that you got wrong. That’s how you really maximize your score. In my 3 weeks, I went through all 10 practice tests (except for math) in the collegeboard blue book. And anytime you can’t do a practice test (car rides, school, short time periods, etc.) always have a vocab list with you.</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>