<p>^ Me too. 
Hopefully it will turn out better than we expect.</p>
<p>For me, itās the CR thatāll keep me from getting what I want. Also, I donāt know how my essay will turn out. :(</p>
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<p>^^ Same. Iām uncertain how they will grade them exactly, and how my examples are. I feel like the essay is the hardest element to interpret without having taken a real SAT yet.</p>
<p>Taking it tooā¦but Iām playing too much Halo 3!</p>
<p>I had a dream, an actual dream, about the SAT last night. I suppose I must really be getting nervous. :)</p>
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Iām with you. I guess iām improving somewhat, but kind of inconspicuous.
long passage CRs are hard for me.</p>
<p>Iām taking the Jan SAT. Havenāt been really studying in earnest though.</p>
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<p>Exactly. Iām seeing improvement, but not enough to convince me that Iāll do much better when the actual test comes around. Simple math mistakes keep haunting me. :)</p>
<p>For writing, after a LOT of tests, I think I can turn my 670 to 720+ at least.</p>
<p>^ Congrats! Iām hoping to do the same thing with my Math, but so far the improvement hasnāt been as tangible. :)</p>
<p>For the first SAT that I last year, I only solved 11 Practice Tests by Princeton Review and my scores were ok, since I crammed for it just that winter :P</p>
<p>I see a lot of you use the Blue Book- I heard that itās a bit easy but worth buying because itās the closest thing to the actual test besides Q&A service packetā¦</p>
<p>So, do you guys think itās worth buying right now???
btw, I havenāt been working on SAT besides memorizing vocabs for a LONG while ever since the last yearās test was overā¦</p>
<p>^ I like that website too, but I think the Blue Book (I have the 2nd edition) is really the single most helpful resource. All the preparation material in the front was really helpful for me. And taking 10 ārealā or āclose to realā tests just seems like the best way to study. Iād still recommend starting the bluebook now if you think youād have time to complete at least a few tests. I only started a few weeks ago, and have already seen some (small) improvement.</p>
<p>Just got Larry kriegers hitlist for the Jan test, only vocab I need :)</p>
<p>Iām taking it. PSAT was 221, so Iām aiming for a 2250+.</p>
<p>pretty nervous now, hopefully my writing score wonāt be 200 points lower than my other subjects :/.</p>
<p>Writing is also my weakest section, I havnāt been able to score over 780 in the Writing section in any practice test :(</p>
<p>Iām a sophomore at a community college, taking it for the first time. Iām pretty nervous due to the fact that a college student getting less than a 2200 seems pretty sad.</p>
<p>lol. I wouldnāt mind getting a 780 in writing ;p. Stuck in the 600s while my other subjects are 780-800.</p>
<p>writing is my strongest except for the essay. i have no clue what iāll get for essay. i have trouble reading long passages closelyā¦</p>
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<p>Awesome. I though it over and the bluebook might work well for getting ready for the test in the remaining days. (almost two weeks! <em>gasp</em>) </p>
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I wouldnāt mind either.</p>
<p>Last time, I got 620 and 630 each for RD and WR and 710 for mathā¦
Are there any chances or tips on boosting reading and writing from 600s
to anything above it?</p>