<p>I took my first SAT in March and I practiced a little (I should've studied more for it but I didn't). Anyways, I got an 1840 on the SAT 590 in CR 730 in Math and 520 on Writing. I really want to get into the 2100 + range. Is it possible? If so then how should I study? I have 1 month and I have three books (Kaplan SAT CR, Princeton review and Collegeboard). Thank you :)</p>
<p>Raising it that much in a short stretch will be tough. Just keep testing and understanding the mistakes you make after each test. Go over grammar rules and a essay template to increase your writing grade.</p>
<p>I’m not too worried about the math section because I think my friend told me there’s something called superscore so even if I don’t score higher than 730 I can still choose my best sections regardless of what test they’re from. </p>
<p>If I can get a 1730 to a 2070, then you can def do it. Well, the 2070 is my only official score since the 1730 was taken somewhere else, but you get my point. For Writing, just focus on the rules of grammar. For CR, just practice and practice</p>
<p>For writing, are there any specific rules of grammar or should it be all of them? And for CR I’m learning about 20 words a day from the book 300 Essentials is there anything else I should do?</p>
<p>Yes there are specific rules of grammar, google them or find them in sticky posts in this forum and study them. Keep learning 20 words a day and make sure you know how to use them in sentences also. Try to learn word roots (google it). For CR practice, practice. If you have finished the BB tests, look up old practice tests.</p>
<p>I raised my score from a 2040 to a 2300, but it took 4 months. You might want to consider retaking it in the fall.</p>