<p>750+ is even harder, given easy or hard test it’s -2 at most…</p>
<p>Yeah, but once you start hitting the 700+ mark, it’s mostly a matter of not making careless mistakes.</p>
<p>Test #1 was careless mostly, 2-4,6 were moreso idk what to do or the answer “didn’t click.” #5 I got stressed, thought I was improving, but back to the drawing boards…</p>
<p>I think if I start understanding the harder questions, then hopefully I have a chance. Last anyways since senior.</p>
<p>I have the same problem with math 
I can solve all of them (except few of the hard ones) but I am always making a lot of careless mistakes Is there any strategy or a way that I would know I made a careless mistake or a way to avoid it entirely?</p>
<p>^ I took most of the BB practice tests(about 6 or 7), focusing on eliminating errors, but still missed a few on the oct test low 700’s. (mostly logic questions, but I don’t think careless errors)</p>
<p>What is this blue book and where do you get it? Because I took the SAT for the first time this past October and I got only 680 on math, so I need to improve too. haha</p>
<p>apstudent1, you would be amazed by how careless I make my mistakes on. I would even mess up on simple addition.</p>