My Test Prep Schedule/Tips Help

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<p>Okay so I am currently signed up to take the SAT in March 2013. I've read many tips/methods on this forum (mainly for CR and Silverturtle's guide). I am stil having trouble with raising my score. For math I get high 600s or low 700s. I really want the 800, but I always make careless mistakes and get stumped on some questions on the end. For Critical Reading I boosted myself from 440 to 560-610ish, but I am having troubling hitting that 700 mark. For writing I score in the mid 600s and I haven't seen any improvement. I was hoping if anyone can point out what I am doing incorrectly, or what I need to do. My goal is to achieve: 800 math, 700 CR (I really suck at this), 700-800 Writing.</p>

<p>My test prep books:
- The Blue Book (I also wanted to know if older versions of the blue book have different tests in case I run out)
- Dr. Chung's SAT Math (I haven't really got to this book yet)
- Barron's SAT 2400 (I haven't really got to this book yet)
- Princeton Review 2012 Edition (I use this frequently)
- Kaplan Course Book (Haven't used it since the class back in November)</p>

<p>I try to do 1 or 2 practice tests over the weekdays. Sometimes I can't achieve that goal because APUSH is a killer. I also do 2 tests over the weekend.</p>

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<p>From my perspective, reviewing previous tests helps the most. I started to attend monthly webinars at: <a href=“http://■■■■■■■■■■/webinar[/url]”>http://■■■■■■■■■■/webinar&lt;/a&gt;
The organizers reviewed December SAT last time and they were also active here in threads discussing last test’s questions. I heard there few tricks and strategies that I was not aware of preparing by school program. It matters!</p>

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<p>i’ve also been on webinar in december. it was good.
Preply’s tutor showed some tricks ;)</p>