<p>I haven't exactly dove into the "insane SAT practice" concept. I am feeling nostalgic of my past failures, if you will. I just want to know one thing, honestly. </p>
<p>With practice, can one achieve a 2400? Is it possible? Please don't give me bs.</p>
<p>with a heck of a lot of work i think it is possible. And luck plays a huge factor into getting a perfect score too.
nothing is impossible. it just depends how hard you work and how badly you want it</p>
<p>I don't know, although I would certainly imagine it to be. I have friends who've scored 2350+ without any practice, so if they can do that in lou of prep, most anyone can surpass them with prep. probably.</p>
<p>Prep and luck. luck for getting passages and questions you "click" with, prep so you know how to do them.</p>
<p>I agree with the post above. You need some luck to get 2400, but there is no big difference between 2350+ and 2400. For prep, I recommend Prince Review 11 Exams, Barron's Writing practice, the Official Collegeboard Book (aka "Blue Book"), and read a major newspaper (NYT,WSJ, WP, etc.) daily. </p>
<p>I also recommend reading classic literature and old books, but that's an option to use if you are still in 9th/10th grade or have plenty of time.</p>
<p>Yeah you better kinda prep and do some books then get a lot of sleep the night before and go in there and concentrate like CRAZY.</p>