I’am trying to get a perfect score on both Math and Writing on that SAT; therefore, I was wondering if I know exactly how to do every single problem on all released practice tests from College Board, am I bound to get a perfect score the SAT unless I make a silly mistake?
Sure… as long as they repeat only those questions.
No i mean i know exactly how to do every question on every test. Meaning that I can do all those problems even though they would use different numbers or words.
The thing is, there’s no guarantee that they won’t change the phrasing or find some obscure question or type of question you haven’t prepped for to include.
Why the push for a perfect score? Why not work instead on your essay, or on deciding on a college list, or the pursuit of scholarships?
The push for a perfect score comes from the desire to get into some of the top institutions in the US
I’m not convinced that it will make any difference.
Sure, you have to do very well, but it sounds as though you have already. I would spend my time working on all the other aspects of my application.