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<p>okay, so i have a problem guys. Starting Monday, i ll be doing a Tennis program every weekday from 1pm-4pm. And thursdays, i have this other thing which is 8am-4pm. So ya, i dont have much time everyday. Now the real question is, how much should i study every day? I plan on taking the SAT in october.
Here's my SAT/PSAT history:
9th grade PSAT:154
10th grade October SAT:1460 (CR:M:W = 470:480:510)
10th grade PSAT:153 (i know)
End of 10th grade (recently) practice test : 1800s, with CR at 610ish, Math at 600ish, and Writing at 600ish. </p>

<p>I first wanna get my CR and Math 700+. So for now, im gonna focus on them more. How much time do you guys think i should devote for the next 2 months or so. How much on Weekdays and how much on Weekends? I dont wanna go crazy and study 6 hours a day and all. More realistic so i can have a life as well cuz its summer :]</p>

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<p>Well, I am in a similar position right now. I just made a calendar yesterday including all my things I have to do everyday (job, hang out with friends, SAT and etc.) Realistically, I think you can study 4-5 hours a day. And don't procrastinate! I did that last summer. (Not good results :)
Best of Luck to both of us!</p>

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<p>Something taking up 3 hours of your gve you little time to do anything else?</p>

<p>Anyways, you don't want to study more than 30-hour three times a week. It is really easy to get burned out on prepping for the SAT, and ensuring you do this will be more conducive to scoring well than will making it your life. You don't want to be stuck on section 7 not caring about the test because you are so sick of reading the same boring passages, seeing the same boring questions, and slogging through these questions.</p>