<p>My D1 got a 28 on the math section after her sophomore year, and she just took it again here in March of her junior year because we hoped it would go higher after she took Trig. She did go up four points, including in other subsections of math, and a point up in English as well, to get her composite up to 34. She did practice tests from books before the first one, but not much before the second. She had not taken the PLAN or the PSAT in her sophomore year, so I think practice in real time in these tests is helpful. The first time she ran out of time on her math, the second time she didn’t.</p>