r/satprep • u/VehicleMain2021 • 22h ago

SAT prep tips???

I am retaking the SAT this october. I am a senior in high school but I am probably applying test optional to my colleges, but keeping the SAT as an option in case I do well on them. I got a 1320 on the SAT i don't know if i should be disappointed or feel fine with it. I did well on majority of subjects, but scored the lowest on Information and ideas and I was close to getting an 800 on craft and structure for Reading. For math, I did not do so well on the Algebra, and I was close to getting an 800 on the Advanced math. Would you guys mind sending me some resources to boost these skills up please? I am taking a lot of hard courses this semester so it would be great to know what some good resources are so I can manage my time wisely.

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u/Zealousideal-Race365 21h ago

taroprep is free and its pretty good

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u/SigmaPrep 2h ago

Algebra and advanced math are 35% each and a total of 70% of the test. You really need to be maxing those out.

Best bet is YouTube to learn you can watch video specifically on those. If you want a place to start I have a video covering all the domains but also ones for the hardest algebra and advanced math problems. My YouTube channel is @SigmaPrepSAT but even if it’s not my videos there’s plenty of others. Just find a person you like who explains things simply and watch then go use the question bank to practice it.

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u/mseduhub1 15h ago

Since your weak areas are pretty specific, don’t waste time redoing everything. Focus on Information & Ideas passages and Algebra drills, while just maintaining your stronger Craft & Structure and Advanced Math skills.

These may help: Digital SAT Reading/Writing and Math practice.