<p>This week, I think I’ll focus on going over past questions and writing down all the mistakes I made in a notebook. I’ll do my best to rework the problems/questions I missed. After I review my mistakes, I’ll touch up my vocabulary and review grammar rules. I think I might go through all my past SAT tests and pull out the vocab words I’m unsure of (should give me a list of at least 30 words to work on–probably more). </p>
<p>T-minus 6 days. We can do it!</p>
<p>I’m so nervous guys! I haven’t had time to like study at all! So much school work! Then when I finally get a break all my body wants to do is sleep.</p>
<p>How many practice tests have you done overall? I’ve done around 16-18. I hope that’s good enough.</p>
<p>I’ve done around 14, and I feel like I’m prepared. I just hope I don’t bomb the essay or something on test day.</p>
<p>im taking it internationally…</p>
<p>hoping to hit 2100 at least, im praying to god for this to happen…
ahhhhhah</p>
<p>any quick help for math? just review BB tests? helppp!!!</p>
<p>@ChillyPenguin- Check out reason prep’s SAT math boot camp on YouTube. It’s a pretty good review of everything you should know now for the math section at least.</p>
<p>Studious, did you feel like the Dr Chung SAT Math helped you at all?</p>
<p>nothingto1: Chung’s Math did help. But I think studying for the Math Level 2 Subject Test with Barron’s helped me the most. It really helped me to hone my problem solving skills. Also, I had a great precalculus class that challenged me with great problems. I tend to miss one at most on the math section because of a careless error.</p>
<p>hope i can get 2100+</p>
<p>Scoring in high 2100’s to mid 2200’s need to get 2300+ on the actual. Please god, help me on Saturday.</p>
<p>all you guys hoping for 2300 should shhh and give me a couple points.
anyhow, yeah, i feel like concepts aren’t a problem, but rather the way that they are presented.</p>
<p>I dont know what to pray for :’( </p>
<p>My highest scores were 680 in maths, 700 in Writing and 560 in reading</p>
<p>So I’m absolutely terrified. I’m almost 23 years old and this is the first SAT exam I’ve ever had to write. (I’m Canadian and it’s a long story).
Here goes nothing. Eeeesh.</p>
<p>I’m utterly nervous. I think I am one of the 3 juniors taking it at my school this month. I’m seriously hoping for a 2100+. It’s one less test to take in May when AP season comes.</p>
<p>Hey guys! Junior here. </p>
<p>There are less than 5 days until the test-I can’t believe how quickly time flies. </p>
<p>I’ve been thinking about the logistics of a 2300 (let alone a 2350).</p>
<p>2300
-800, 800, 700
-800, 750, 750
-750, 780, 770
-800, 780, 720
-& all combinations in between…</p>
<p>Hmm…there’s not much room for error, is there?</p>
<p>2350
-800, 800, 750
-800, 780, 770
780, 780, 790
-etc…</p>
<p>Of course, a perfect score is just…</p>
<p>2400
-800, 800, 800</p>
<p>…beauty in simplicity?</p>
<p>Honestly, it’s a little daunting. But I feel like I’ll be so focused on test day that a super high score is within reach. My minimum goal is a 2300, which is an 80 point increase from the last time I took the SAT (March). </p>
<p>I hate that missing one or two questions on math drops your score a ridiculous amount, while missing one or two on CR (or even Writing, if you get a perfect essay score) is still an 800. Is math held to a higher standard?</p>
<p>I’m sick!!! :(((. Well there goes my score. Still studying vocabulary and hoping for a Miracle on Saturday, now. Best of luck to everyone else.</p>
<p>^^^ I can feel a cold coming on for me too. 
Looks like it’s time to break out the multivitamins to ensure that I’m okay on test day.</p>
<p>Ugh, I was hoping to study for SAT’s during the week, but I have a test in one of my classes every day this week. After Wednesday, it’s only AP English (which won’t require much studying), so hopefully I can squeeze in some SAT prep.</p>
<p>I know it’s nothing compared to some, but 1800, here I come. :)</p>
<p>I convinced my APUSH teacher to let me take his FRQ on Monday. Thank God he let me or else I would have been stuck.</p>
<p>For those of you getting sick, I loaded up on Vitamin C and carried around V8 for the past week and I’m feeling much better.</p>
<p>Quick update:</p>
<p>On Sunday, I went through 12 SATs I had previously taken and in a notebook wrote down all the questions I had answered incorrectly, their solutions, and the reasons why I had missed them in the first place. Then, I went through those same tests and picked out all the vocab words I was unsure of and compiled a list of them in my notebook. I’m currently in the process of defining each word. I also took down a list of about 30-35 essay examples. </p>
<p>Oh, and I did four 25 minute sections yesterday. I think I’ll do a few more today. I’m getting nervous, and I don’t like it. Nervousness can only hurt me. I’m going to try to relax as much as possible this week.</p>
<p>EDIT: I need to find a silent watch to use as a timer. I hope I’ll be able to get one at a local Walmart or something. I’ve heard it’s pretty difficult to find cheap watches that don’t beep, though.</p>