<p>On the January SAT, I got an 1100 (out the 1600 scale). I'm taking the March SAT as well in about 2 weeks. I'm hoping to raise the score to 1300. Is it at all possible? I have Barron's Math WB and the Blue Book to practice, as well as Sparknotes 1000 vocab. I do the practice math sections (timed) every day for an hour or so, and I study the vocab for about an hour or so. Is it possible? </p>
<p>Jan SAT '07</p>
<p>CR - 560
Math - 540
Writing - 570</p>
<p>Of course it's possible to raise your score by that much...just keep studying and practicing.</p>
<p>I would add either Cracking the SAT for strategy and some tests or 11 Practice Tests for more full practice tests. The BB tests are awesome but there aren't any answer explanations, and if you want to increase your score that much in a short time, you really need to understand the mistakes you make. The PR tests in those two books have really useful answer explanations, and those tests are closest to the real thing after BB.</p>
<p>Thanks a lot. I feel better knowing that it's possible.</p>