<p>If a sophomore scored a 1900s on a practice SAT. What would be the predicted score for senior year? O.O</p>
<p>Well you have no way to accurately predict it.
Depending on the effort you put into school and how much you study for the SAT’s, it could be anything. However I would hazard a guess at around ~2100, assuming you study.</p>
<p>Really… That’s only a 200 points increase. Do you have any books that can boost a math, cr, or writing score by 100 (at least)?</p>
<p>blue book and this site is all you need</p>
<p>lol thanks (: ^^</p>
<p>But elmo lady… i suggest barron :D</p>
<p>Your PSATs–if your school gives them to sophomores–are probably a better indicator than a practice.</p>
<p>i scored a 1950 on my first SAT practice test in sophomore year. and i ended up getting a 2370 on the SAT in june of junior year. so id say you have absolutely no limit. good luck, and may the SAT gods smile on you :)</p>