What kind of prep are you doing?

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<p>Since the June 7th SAT is so close, I was wondering what kind of prep everyone is going to do next week. I'm curious so please share your stuff :D</p>

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<p>I'm gonna go over RocketReview and Grubers for math once again and do a couple of practice tests. I don't think I may have time for anything else.</p>

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<p>Take a practice test every day(unfortunate because this week I have exams! Luckily only 3 exams to take, 1 of which will actually be hard(Chemistry)). </p>

<p>Skim over Gruber's Math Review</p>

<p>Read tons and tons of articles everyday. I have to get my mind ready to read as if there is nothing else to do. I'm waking up 5 AM on Saturday to start reading a bunch of opinion articles online and take do as many SAT passages as I can to get myself ready to read stuff as a routine instead of as a race I'm waiting for. </p>

<p>After the SAT, then I have to spend the next week for the ACT(long hard hours, it's going to be tough). Then I can finally say hello to summer and college.</p>

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<p>lol freaking 5 AM before the sAT. you crazy ass.... i support you though. Is grubers very good for math?</p>

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<p>grammatix + CB guidebook + CB online course (cheapest one) + Testmasters
xiggi method.</p>

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Take a practice test every day(unfortunate because this week I have exams! Luckily only 3 exams to take, 1 of which will actually be hard(Chemistry)).</p>

<p>Skim over Gruber's Math Review</p>

<p>Read tons and tons of articles everyday. I have to get my mind ready to read as if there is nothing else to do. I'm waking up 5 AM on Saturday to start reading a bunch of opinion articles online and take do as many SAT passages as I can to get myself ready to read stuff as a routine instead of as a race I'm waiting for.</p>

<p>After the SAT, then I have to spend the next week for the ACT(long hard hours, it's going to be tough). Then I can finally say hello to summer and college.
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<p>That is an incredibly poor idea.</p>

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<p>blue book.</p>

<p>but i haven't started anything yet...ugh!</p>

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<p>why is it a bad idea?</p>

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<p>Read my post [url=<a href="http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/sat-preparation/515694-warming-up-before-actual-test.html%5Dhere.%5B/url"&gt;http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/sat-preparation/515694-warming-up-before-actual-test.html]here.[/url&lt;/a&gt;]&lt;/p>

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<p>Lol, RahoulVA, you will only overwork yourself and in turn depreciate your performance abilities on the actual SAT. I suggest you lighten it up and just take at most one test maybe tuesday or wednesday.</p>

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<p>Here's my plan:</p>

<p>Write a timed essay every morning using the Jan08 prompts.</p>

<p>Do a section of Writing and Math from previously administered SATs timed while utilizing and honing the techniques I have learned through experience and from Rocket Review.</p>

<p>For CR, same with W and M except from Princeton Review 11 SATs since I already remember most of the previous SAT passages.</p>

<p>Also, I'm looking over loft's vocabulary list (5 pages a day).</p>

<p>On Wednesday, I will take the Oct07 SAT.</p>

<p>Thursday, I will cut down on the prep a little.</p>

<p>Friday, maybe look over test strategies but no prep. Then, chill, relax, and get a good nights sleep.</p>

<p>Saturday, go with a relaxed, "screw it" attitude and totally dominate the SAT. :D</p>