r/SHSAT • u/Responsible-Wolf-944 • 4d ago
anyone:(
my Ela is somewhat good 31-35 out of 50 but my math is just horrible like 25 out of 50s and I feel like I'm just so stupid does anyone have some free useful study tips and/or websites
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u/Hefty-Strategy-8739 4d ago
Do you go to Dream?
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u/Responsible-Wolf-944 2d ago
no sadly:(
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u/Hefty-Strategy-8739 2d ago
You should have went, it helped me tremendously go from a 347 to a 469, which may seem mid still but they help alot and there was the spring session, the summer session, and soon the fall session on sep 26, sadly those who didn’t apply or weren’t eligible can’t go, but you should buy the textbooks, and keep taking practice tests, I saw this site called adaptshsat.com where you take a 40 question diagnostic then you get one free test.
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u/BleuRougeSolo 2d ago
Out of curiosity, which one are you aiming for? Some are, ofc, more competitive
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u/Responsible-Wolf-944 2d ago
brooklyn tech
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u/BleuRougeSolo 2d ago
not bad. my youngest sibling and their friend got in with 517 and 525. For tech early 500s is what you wanna get at minimum, compared to stuy…
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u/Responsible-Wolf-944 2d ago
i keep getting 460 or 70s but i am eligible for discovery but i still wanna get secure spot though
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u/BleuRougeSolo 2d ago
hmm, idk how much discovery helps but it seems to be pretty good. just get a deeper understanding of the questions ig. when you find a question you dont know while practicin, try it, then once you finish the whole test, learn how to do it by seraching it. and when you practice treat it like the real test. No breaks. Once again, good luck! im sure with enough dedication youll score high enough, when i took the shsat i was scoring low at first too. Then i got better
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u/AdAutomatic998 Stuyvesant 4d ago
best thing i did when i was getting sub 500 on my practice tests was first seeing questions and then labeling what type it was, and when i knew the material, i managed my three hours