<p>Just a post to see when we all started studying for the SAT. Ill start it off:</p>
<pre><code> I started in the second semester of my sophmore year.
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<p>I started studying 2nd semester in my junior year (which is now) for the April 1 SAT.</p>
<p>I started studying 2 days ago for the June test. These next three months are going to be tough because I have a lot of catching up to do.</p>
<p>I went to a tutoring place last summer, then took it in December. Probably going to do the same this year, only take it in October or November so the gap's not so big.</p>
<p>i was born with an SAT book in my mother's womb.</p>
<p>I started studying the day Mrs. Katz said "welcome to first grade," and kept studying regularly. When it came time to take the SAT, all I needed to do was go through a few sample tests to refresh what I had been learning for 12 years. Worked fine.</p>
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I started studying the day Mrs. Katz said "welcome to first grade," and kept studying regularly. When it came time to take the SAT, all I needed to do was go through a few sample tests to refresh what I had been learning for 12 years. Worked fine.
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<p>So you got a 2400 right?</p>
<p>I never studied. I didn't omit any. I didn't go to bed early. I got a 2100. Kind of low for CC standards, but nobody at my school has beat it.</p>
<p>I guess i reviewed vocabulary in 9th grade b/c my 9th grade science teacher taught us how to get into college instead of teaching us science, but after that I never really studied. I'd just review everything about a week before the test, and always take a practice exam the night before. After all, all the math is learned by Algebra II, writing you just improve from practice, critical reading is practice and expanding your vocabulary. </p>
<p>Single sitting score: 2260
Combined score: 2290</p>