the somewhat semi exclusive and very frustrating 2000-2090 club

Test Preparation
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<p>ight, basically same moral support setup as the other ones, except we are just straight up better
cr:640
m:680
w:730
2050</p>

2

<p>haha, nice</p>

<p>CR: 680
M:670
W:700
2050, one sitting. im done with SATs.</p>

3

<p>Looks like there's finally one that i can join :-P</p>

<p>M: 740
CR:: 640
W: 660
2040, 1 sitting</p>

4

<p>W: 710
CR: 670
M: 660</p>

<p>Essay: 9</p>

5

<p>??????????????????</p>

6

<p>W:670
M:670
CR:710
total:2050
Essay:7----this severely messed up my writing score.</p>

<p>one sitting.</p>

7

<p>i took like 2 practice tests from the Collegeboard bluebook, but thats about it really
i severely regret not taking one of those sat prep courses</p>

8

<p>M-660
cr-710
w-660</p>

<p>2030 woooot.</p>

9

<p>M: 710
CR: 640
WR: 680
(2030 total)</p>

<p>If any of you took the SAT a previous time and didn't break
2000, please post any tips/strategies you used to achieve a 2000 in the I Finally Broke 2000 thread.</p>

10

<p>R: 640
M:780
W: 670
total: 2090</p>

11

<p>CR: 670
M: 700
W: 700
total: 2070</p>

12

<p>CR: 670
M: 690
W: 670
Total: 2030</p>

<p>I dont care about sats anymore. I'm not super jubilant with the scores but Im not disgruntled either. I'm just relieved it's overrrrr.</p>

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<p>I went from a 1880 to a 2010, and I hope to do 2100+ in december. (1230-->1360)</p>

<p>I did 2-3hrs of studying every weekday at the library...got all my homework done too. I did a PR prep course awhile back...that only helped me with CR...they have pretty good CR strats. After the PR course i had a 1880.</p>

<p>Besidess that, USE BARRONS!! Barron's is really awesome...I bought all three of their workbooks....they go through everything and give you so much practice. Along with that, I did this for about 1.5months....started timing maybe with 3wks left till the SAT. Yeah lol....i know this might sound pretty loserish to most of you, but i'm not a genius...and this test matters so much and this studying had to be done.</p>

14

<p>M:770
W:700(9)
CR:610
total: 2080</p>

15

<p>M: 730
CR: 640
W: 720(11)</p>

<p>Total: 2090</p>

<p>-_-</p>

16

<p>M: 690
W: 670
CR: 670</p>

<p>total: 2030</p>