<p>i want to get 750 at last this saturday..and i just took my first sparknotes practice test...it was hard and i skipped a bunch. is it possible if i devote myself these next 3 days to get a 750+ on saturday?</p>
<p>any tips? i have the AMSCO book and am reading it</p>
<p>js keep on reading AMSCO as much as you can</p>
<p>study hard... really hard. thats it, dont think about doing bad. Just concentrate on the book. Just zone out and read</p>
<p>Consider another subject test?</p>
<p>but the book is so dry! and there's TONS of information on just 1 page that takes awhile and major concentration to sink in. </p>
<p>is there any part i shouldn't place high emphasis on? so i can maybe skip that and get to the "important" stuff in AMSCO . . .</p>
<p>Were the questions you got wrong/skipped from certain time periods/ categories (politics, economics, etc.)? If so, study up on those sections! In addition, if there are any topics that you know very well (got all/most of those questions correct), skip them or don't study as much.</p>
<p>all i gotta say is... finally a cramming story gone bad. Just do your work smartly.</p>
<p>You might want to take it on Saturday and see how you do. You can always retake.</p>
<p>I used Barron's - read practically the entire thing in two days and then took my test to get a 740. It's very comprehensive so it may be the way to go for you too.</p>
<p>i used barron's took 1 diagnostic test 2 weeks b4 the test, shelved the book, and then read all the american history on friday after skool (1500s to present) and i got a 760. dont worry you'll do fine. now back to cramming for math II and physics</p>