# Of Times Taken

Test Preparation SAT Preparation
1

<p>Okay</p>

<p>So I took my first SAT on January 2006. I got a 1820. </p>

<p>I took a couple practice tests between January and today and I did better but not much better</p>

<p>April 1st is coming up and I feel as if I haven't done enough. </p>

<p>Now with April 1st coming up, I only have October left for the SAT (SAT II's in May and June)</p>

<p>So with October left, 3 times taken, is that a bad thing?</p>

2

<p>What was your breakdown of the scores?</p>

3

<p>It really depends on how much you've improved and what your goals are. Remember that you have TONS of time between now and October anywayz.</p>

4

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<p>But is taking it 3+ any good?</p>

<p>btw, it was 620 m, 610 w, and 590 cr</p>

5

<p>Generally, just taking a couple of practice tests does not significantly improve your score. Did you actually study some strategies to help answer the questions?</p>

6

<p>It's not about number . . . it's about what you do between each test. So if you're doing something better that will improve your score, taking it again is always better.</p>

7

<p>But is there a limit? </p>

<p>My strategy is to never ASSUME what the other thinks...and to always use support FROM THE PASSAGE</p>

8

<p>There is no limit, but people tend to not go over 3- there is usually no significant change after that (if one has been studying in between, of course)</p>