<p>Hey all,
I'm wondering if it is possible to get over 750 on SAT U.S. History in a month. I'm planning to take it in June after I take the reasoning test in May... I took a year of U.S. government, U.S. History, and now I'm taking interdisciplinary course (English and the U.S. History), so I forgot pretty much about specific dates and locations, but I do have a rough picture of the history in my head. The only thing is I might not have much time, because I go to a private school that gives tons of school work (and the afternoon activities and evening activities are MUST). I can study only on Wednesday and a little bit during the weekends, except for the weeks I have major projects or tests. Has anyone done this? I checked out the practice test on College Board website ( <a href="http://sat.collegeboard.org/SAT/public/pdf/getting-ready-for-the-sat-subj-tests.pdf%5B/url%5D">http://sat.collegeboard.org/SAT/public/pdf/getting-ready-for-the-sat-subj-tests.pdf</a> ), and it seemed pretty basic. (I got the hardest question #5 with no problem) But, I don't know this whether is the actual level of the test or a little easier. If I study Barrons thoroughly, shouldn't it be not hard to get 750? Is there anybody who has done this? Thanks.</p>
<p>Since you have taken these US History courses it is definitely possible to get at least a 750 with only a month of studying. Try to go through the Barrons book, and take a lot of practice tests. I did this last year for World History without having the course, and I was able to get a high score.</p>
<p>@simons Thanks! I just ordered Barrons US His from Amazon (although I can’t start it until May)</p>