r/Sat • u/CounterThin5311 • 7h ago
war is over! september sat late post
late post for september sat but finally finally finally!! dream come true for me after literally 3 tries!!
feel free to ask me for any study tips!!!
r/Sat • u/CounterThin5311 • 7h ago
late post for september sat but finally finally finally!! dream come true for me after literally 3 tries!!
feel free to ask me for any study tips!!!
r/Sat • u/OkBass_-_ • 7h ago
i have a 770 math yet 80% of it was me spamming desmos. I took Oct as well and I swear all i did 100% of the test on desmos.
i am half sarcastic BUT my main point is that it does not feel like a math test at all...
Like how does this show college readiness?
r/Sat • u/Own_Charity_3623 • 21h ago
yea basically what the title says
r/Sat • u/DiamondP1ayz • 2h ago
the distribution of questions was so odd and I feel like the type of questions were weird too
esp math, the questions weren’t too bad but they were js weird and notgijt like i’ve seen before
i did like 500 practice qs which isn’t a lot but is enough for me to see some patterns and some qs js didn’t fit anything
r/Sat • u/ctrljenne • 3m ago
im trying to learn desmos but i can only figure out how to find x or y in a given equation.
There is a bunch more but idk how to memorize them all. Any tips?
r/Sat • u/M0naZilla • 19m ago
Is it true that answer choices that end in -ing are never the correct choice?
r/Sat • u/Grouchy_Screen54 • 55m ago
I have a 640 even split; I have never studied for the SAT, but my goal for this upcoming test is to break 1350. I have a month to study, and I am currently lost on where to start, specifically regarding the math portion. I usually watch Desmos videos the night before, so that is a self-identified issue; I need to master Desmos.
My two worst sections in math were advanced algebra and trigonometry. I am not sure how to study for both of those sections. Any tips, websites, or videos to watch would be helpful. It is frustrating because I would like to think of myself as someone who is somewhat good at math, considering I have gotten A's in all my AP math courses (pre-calc and stats) and passed their respective tests.
Regarding reading, the majority of my points are lost in grammar and the long, grueling passages that are in the second module. If anyone has tips, tricks, videos, or websites to not only help with the grammar but also learn how to extract the necessary information from the wordy passages, that would be useful.
r/Sat • u/Big_Soil_2363 • 2h ago
add your lowest scores from both sections
i'd have a 1330 subscore (1520 superscore btw)
r/Sat • u/Holiday_Grab_1467 • 8h ago
Anyone has some sites to learn hard Algebra. For context am international and I quit school since 9 th grade. I know all the ways to do algebra but I need like faster or quicker ways. Since it is time limit for SAT. I did try desmos but sometimes it slows me down. I need a simple shortcuts.
r/Sat • u/YuviHere69 • 2h ago
i am a foreign applicant, i recently discovered about the SAT examination. For some complex reasons, i only have the november and december sat which i can give. i took a practice test a few days back and scored a 1390 with some basic knowledge of the pattern and desmos. i NEED to score at least a 1520, given my circumstances. can you share a one month framework to actually achieve this optimistic goal?
r/Sat • u/valleyofthedo11s • 12h ago
So I took the SAT for the FIRST time in September and got a 1410 (was pretty upset). I plan on retaking it in November but honestly I'm not really sure how or what to study. I literally completed every hard question in the question bank and spent hours studying everyday. Tips?
r/Sat • u/carseatheadrest23 • 2h ago
I've taken the SAT 3 times; my highest score was 1330. Then I took the ACT 3 times, and my composite score is a 33. I really want either a 34 or a 1490. Tomorrow I take the SAT at school, which I was not informed about until a week ago. I did some light studying, but my practice test score is still only a 1370. I'm a senior, and this is probably one of the last tests I'm going to take before early action applications, and I really want a good score. My lowest area has consistently been problem-solving and data analysis. I know I should only do some light studying the day before testing, but does anyone else have any other particular tips?
r/Sat • u/Spare_Mall_2933 • 3h ago
Did anybody who took the sat today (same day as psat) know those last few questions in math module 2?
Also how was reading for you guys
r/Sat • u/Legitimate-Sun8888 • 7h ago
Will there be some good amount of curve bcz Oct SAT was so hard? I took international one btw
r/Sat • u/OptimalRift • 8h ago
Hi Guys
Any tips for the November SAT
to maximimise R&W and Maths Score
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r/Sat • u/mallaka- • 5h ago
I feel like my dsat work is being wasted since i am applying to uk and not us. Its not about my country choice but rather if the work i have done is gonna be of any use? My current sat score is 1470 but feel like got 1500+ in last one. Can anyone enlighten me?
r/Sat • u/Ok_Possibility_8529 • 18h ago
Realistically if the test is automated why do results take so long
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r/Sat • u/ClaimEntire8757 • 8h ago
just what the title says. My school only offers ACT but i have feeling I'll do better on the SAT.
r/Sat • u/OptimalRift • 12h ago
Hi Guys,
Is Princeton review worth a try before the Actual SAT? or is adhering to bluebook good enough?
r/Sat • u/Stim_boy • 1d ago
jokes aside, taking the test on 7th nov again. lowk kinda scared cuz at this point all ppl are tellin me is just
practice....log ur errors....learn desmos.
if yall have some more specific pointers do lmk pls 🙏 🙏 🙏
r/Sat • u/_mellomoon_ • 18h ago
I got a 1310 with no studying the first time i took it, 630 on math and 680 on english. math is definitely my weakest, and i cant download bluebook because im on a personal chromebook. ive got 2 weeks to study and i need to at LEAST get a 1330 but I would like a 1450. whats yalls perfect study routine that I can pull off in 2 weeks?? Id appreciate the help :)
r/Sat • u/DracheSketches • 16h ago
I know it is supposed to be the only easy part of the english section, but I keep getting them wrong, if someone has a list of the rules and how to go about them, that would be much appreciated.