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<p>I was asking you whether the BB is one of those “books” that won’t get you to a 2300.</p>
<p>… i meant the books alone won’t get you a 2300. and by that i mean, you actually have to open them</p>
<p>I went from a 163 psat to a 1930 sat after a couple weeks in a sat course. Even with this I have a lot of room to improve. I am trying to get an 800 in math but its hard since you get one wrong it will drop to like a 760. For writing, I am in the 600’s but I haven’t really studied grammar rules in detail (idiom phrases, parallelism) so I think I can improve to 700’s and for Critical Reading I’m in the high 500’s but again didn’t really study in detail (don’t know that many vocab words, don’t read). I am confident I can improve, in fact anyone can improve substantially, he just has to study heavily and improve weak points (I just wrote this after learning parallelism hah)</p>
<p>I got around a 169 on my first PSAT, and now I’m averaging around a 2200 on my practice tests, if that provides any motivation. :)</p>
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<p>this thread.</p>
<p>I heard a kid got 1200 at his first test and managed a 2000 at his last one… I don’t believe it though</p>
<p>I agree with BigB14----------You are a loser, futuresuccess…if you keep putting threads like these, you certainly have the motivation but for the wrong reason.</p>
<p>junior year PSAT (41 w, 42 cr, 43 m) June 2009 SAT (490 w, 410 cr, 510 m).</p>
<p>I just did a few hours of practice on the math and writing sections with the Official college board SAT booklet. I read the tips and taught myself some formulas/methods then I did some practice questions. Just by doing that I improved by 80 points in both my math and writing scores.</p>
<p>Don’t worry, with hard work and proper prep., you should be able to score highhhhh. </p>
<p>Just look at how much I improved with a little bit of work!</p>