<p>Im a junior right now and ive taken the SAT twice, January and march. I was wondering if i should take the SAT again, most likely in October of my senior year. My score went up 100 points with relatively no studying. I would study for the october SAT over the summer and in the fall. </p>
<p>January SAT:</p>
<p>680 Math<br>
640 Reading<br>
620 Writing</p>
<p>1940/2400
1320/1600
**
March SAT: **</p>
<p>720 Math
680 Reading
640 Writing</p>
<p>2040/2400
1400/1600</p>
<p>Schools im considering applying to:</p>
<p>Johns Hopkins
Carnegie Mellon
University of Michigan
University of Rochester
Bucknell
University of Maryland - College park
College of the Holy Cross</p>
<p>I would say study for it, and you’d see a decent increase.</p>
<p>I’d say take it again, especially for JHU, CMU, and UofM (if out of state). I’m not sure what their 50% distribution is, but they’re pretty high.</p>
<p>i would sasy definetly take it again. Your score improves something like 100 points every year naturally.</p>
<p>My S took SAT 3 times aready, The scores are all round 1750 - 1850 without any study. Would that be a problem if my s take his 4th time
?</p>
<p>@.enigma: Definitely study over the summer, do a subject a day, timed. Memorize the vocabulary in Direct Hits: Core Words and Direct Hits: Toughest Vocabulary of the SAT. Use the Collegeboard Official Study guide with 10 practice tests to practice. </p>
<p>@lovingbird: Generally, colleges don’t look too favorably on taking the SAT more than 3 times; however, if your son can manage to break 2000 on practice tests consistently, he should take them again.</p>