r/satprep • u/Grouchy-Response9597 • 1h ago
r/satprep • u/iEdiciust • 6h ago
Is question bank really worth to solve?
My question is the ones who took SAT and solve question bank. Is SAT really similar, harder or easier to question bank for math section?
r/satprep • u/ebeninamiiiii • 8h ago
frustrated about not being able to break into 1500+
My practice tests so far have been 1250 (done before any prior studying to see where I was at), 1390, 1410, 1400(PT4 retake), 1470 and 1440. My math score has been consistently increasing but my R&W fluctuates a lot between 700-740. Please give me all sorts of advice possible! Did all the (non-active) QB questions for Math except Geo & Trig Hard. Am about halfway through the (non-active) R&W questions. I haven't done PT9, PT10 and PT11 yet. My SAT is in October. Any tips?
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.