What sort of score will I get next time?

Test Preparation
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<p>I just took my very first SAT test. I have never taken a test like this before and didn't revise at all. My score was:</p>

<p>Math: 610 ( disappointed with this )
CR: 580
Writing: 570
Essay: 10</p>

<p>Total 1760.</p>

<p>I just turned 17 and will take the SAT proper in a years time. ( British intl student) What score do you think I will get next time and what colleges do you think I would have a chance at?</p>

<p>Thanks.</p>

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<p>STUDY!!!. If you do not practice, you will not do well.</p>

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<p>I know that, yesterday was just a practice. To see if there was any point doing the actual SAT.</p>

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<p>If you plan to seek a bachelor’s degree from a university in the United States, you will have to take either the SAT or the ACT. However, there are a few exceptions.</p>

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What kind of question is this?</p>

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<p>Well, the mean improvement is like 8 points per section, although there have certainly been tales of large improvements from those who studied.</p>

<p>EDIT: ↓ that gives me hope too. :)</p>

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<p>^ignore that</p>

<p>You can easily get 2000-2100. </p>

<p>570W (10E) means that made many mistakes on the MC section. This can be easily improved. The average person is capable of around 750 regardless of where they started, so +200pts here. </p>

<p>610M is kind of low, but I would look over your mistakes and IDENTIFY your weaknesses. You can easily raise this to high 600s. +60 pts</p>

<p>580CR is kind of low too, but after studying vocab and understanding that ALL of the correct answers are supported with the text you can get this to high 600s. + 100pts</p>

<p>net +360</p>

<p>Final:2120!!</p>

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<p>that all depends on how hard you study</p>

<p>your score isn’t going to magically increase by 300 points in one year if you don’t study</p>

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<p>When I first took a practice SAT, I got a depressing 1860.</p>

<p>A year later, with some cramming the week before, and an actual test later (got a 2110), I got a 2220 on my second actual test (I took the SAT twice). :]</p>

<p>It is possible to increase your score, but I can’t tell you to what number, because I don’t know anything about your study habits. However, just know that it is possible. :]</p>