<p>I feel like such a loser after the PSAT. And I really just slacked off.. Badly.</p>
<p>Like I haven't open my books forever and I look at them and I instantly get sidetracked..</p>
<p>How can I change that? Because I'm telling myself, READ SAT and my mind responds, YAWN.</p>
<p>Help? :c</p>
<p>you’re a sophomore! study for school + volunteer + internships + work now, study over the summer!</p>
<p>LOL. My score is like 180s. I want to be 220+ By next year in January! :b</p>
<p>Is there any method that can UN-slack me? (:</p>
<p>The wise study
The average talks about studying</p>
<p>c’monnnn chill! lol I’m a junior and I started studying over summer; in June I had a 1790 and I got a 2250 in Oct SAT and I’m retaking</p>
<p>caaaalm! :)</p>
<p>Nothing prompts studying like the risk of real failure ;)</p>
<p>As a sophomore you may understandably have less pressure, and be more likely to slack off…</p>
<p>Also, study in intensive months. Don’t do it casually, as in like one test per month… you won’t gain. You’ll forget too much.</p>
<p>Like right now. This month. Boost your writing score 200 points.</p>
<p>Thanks. I just don’t know. My parents think all this studying is bad for me so they are pushing me to read classics. Also I discovered this new game… </p>
<p>ugh.</p>