<p>On my last PR diagnostic i got an 1840 . 650 in math, 550 in reading, and a 640 in writing. According to my diag report I need to review probability, inequalities, and arithmetic ( probably sequence questions), and i need to prevent careless errors. For reading i need to upgrade my vocab and work on inference questions and ref/lead word questions. For writing i need to upgrade my essay. I got a 9. I also need to work on parallelism and improving paragraphs. So I want to know if a score of 2000+ is a reachable goal for November's SAT and if you guys can give me a study plan based off of what I told you to help me reach my goal.</p>
<p>It’s pretty unlikely for a test date this close, but it is possible. I think with the Blue Book, writing is the easiest to improve, simply because College Board doesn’t vary their questions all that much. With two weeks doing one section of writing a day I think you could bring your score up to possibly 720. Math, I highly recommend one to two sections per day out of the Blue Book. After each section, correct it, and watch the videos for every single question on khanacademy.org. Critical reading is the most difficult to study in my opinion. Your best bet is to use Direct Hits for vocabulary and just do as many practice questions as you can.</p>