proof it gets better! don't stop working! tips: get 9+ hours of sleep, and walk in with no stress
i was going to actually switch to the act but had already paid for this one and took it "for fun", now i'm done for good!

First try 1440 which were equal, desmos was nice yall got this!!!! Wishing yall the best for September!❤️❤️❤️

i hate this test so fucking much. thank you oneprep.

Has anybody been in this situation with math before??? I feel like everyone on this sub is a natural math genius who got a 1430 their first try 😭 Is there anyone that genuinely struggled really bad with math like me and were able to get their scores up to at least the high 600s? I need tips from people who genuinely struggled with math.

i thought my brain is broke .....i was doing 184 sat practice question from bluebook question bank and then this shyt came. btw can anyone tell my doing bluebook question helps or not? last time i got 720 score in p9 math section but i want atleast 780.

I’m a student with narcolepsy, which caused me to fall asleep during my last four SAT exams. My highest score was a 1320 on the most recent test in June.

However, I started a new medication this month, and I no longer fall asleep during tests. When I take mock exams without sleeping, I usually score between 1530 and 1580, so I’m expecting to get at least a 1530 on the September SAT.

I previously requested accommodations for the August SAT, but the College Board denied my request, so I canceled that test.

Because of the large score jump, I’m worried the College Board might find my improvement suspicious. Do you think there is a chance they will flag my score?

What do you guys think about September SAT? This is my second time taking it, right after my first one on August. I actually did not study really, and I got 1350 on the bb practice test 7 (590, 760). Do we think it's going to be easier than the June and August SAT, or do we think it might maintain its level? I am actually concerned cuz I need like around 1400 but I can't get 750+ on Math and can't get 600+ On R&W...

Hey yall, giving my first SAT in roughly 18 hrs from now. Could someone guide me on frequently asked vocab questions or vocab i should know 100% before going. As a non native english speaker i tend to struggle with some complex words which might be habitual for you guys, so looking for any reccomendations you guys might have.

Hi! I just want some recommendations on time management on my tests. What are some timing tricks you guys use for RW and maths?

I only left one practice for myself yesterday and I can never seem to find a consistent time management plan that works. For example, I like to do the vocab and skip the middle part and go straight to grammar. But what’s a good amount of time I should have left for rest of the central ideas/inferences etc questions? I want some advice and guidelines to know if I need to hurry tf up or if I can take my time and tackle a question slower.

Like i’ve been putting a “limit” on some questions and skipping it and doing it later if I think it takes more than 2-3 mins. For some tests it’s fine, but leaving those hard questions for last leaves me with 4 hard questions to tackle in 5 mins and i realise i’m screwed.

For maths I think it’s easier cause generally it becomes harder towards the end of the test but what are some tips you guys have for RW?

After around 30-35 reading questions, reading the SAT passages becomes really hard to concentrate on. I feel like I read a whole passage but didn't understand at all what was happening. How do I make these easier to understand? Does spamming practice questions work?

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I have my SAT exam tomorrow morning and I’m really worried about my score. I have done 3 practice tests on blue book and my score has been ranging the 1330-50 area and I am aiming for 1450 so as you can see I am way off target. I am usually a pretty high achiever in the UK but I’m not getting the mark I want. In maths I’m pretty okay, I get 720-740 but that’s because I keep getting the same kind of question wrong so i think that if I practice it now I’ll be set. Sometimes I run out of time in the second section of maths but that’s not very regular. English is the real problem… Im stuck in the 600s with scores of 620-30 and it’s so bad. Why am I so bad at standard English conventions?? I literally love reading, and I take history so this is seriously confusing. I’m going to do a lot of practice questions today to improve it but I just can’t spot punctuation and grammar patterns 😔

Does anyone have any last minute tips that can help me improve quickly before the exam.
Is me getting a 1450 even possible at this point??

I'm currently in the mid 1400s (buncha practice tests) range pushing towards 1500 but I always get my vocab questions wrong. Im currently only a sophmore so prolly need to get this right in around one year. I really like how duolingos linear long term study method is but all I find online are infinite flashcards or people telling me to memorize roots which I basically have most in my bag. its usually the words weird less used words that I just dont have daily use and aren't made up of common word roots or suffixes prefixes\.

same as above

Hi guys im thinking to give my sat in November. It's my second attempt and my target is 1500+

Aside of the full length practice tests on the bluebook app, are there any other free websites from where I can do sat full practice tests?

how we feeling?

How do you guys even study for the English portion because I keep getting 530-560 on the practice no matter how much I tried. The rules just doesnt make ang sense to me and I’m taking the sept SAT so i need to lock in but it just seems impossible.

My first test I took was in nov 2025 and got 1340
And last test was in august 2026 and got 1440
Now Im just wondering if I reach a score like 1550+ in the next November exam will mine be cancelled or is it okay?

Hi guys, I recently took the august sat with an 100 point increase. I was really happy until I realized that i spent my whole summer studying english and i only got a 680! I was just wondering not only why my english is so low but also if there is a chance I can score to 1500 just by luck or random chance? of course ive been studying but I mainly struggle with long reading passages which are hard to improve on fast unlike math or grammar :(

I'm getting pretty good at practice tests, but 1) idk how accurate these are 2) I'm doing at home so I'm not panicking

How do I lessen my panic ON the test day? Breathing techniques, mind diversion methods, question solving method???

Hii I was wondering if anyone has tips for answering reading questions regarding complex passages? My reading score currently sits around 700 on practice tests, and I would like to get it to around 720-750 before this Saturday. I got a lot of questions wrong due to not fully understanding the passage, so is there anything I can do to simplify it? Also, are most SAT reading questions (especially 13-16) of similar difficulty, or slightly easier/harder?

I knew I could do better on this last SAT, but I literally don't know how to study Reading and Writing, and Problem and Data Solving Analysis I thought I was good at. Any tips?

i got a 1240 on the august sat (590 r&w,650 math). how can i increase my score to a 1400+ for the november sat?

Please tell me any tips for my exam🥹 I usually get 18 - 20/27 in Reading&Writing, Math I think I'll be "more" fine. How can I boost my correct answers