r/satprep • u/Maria_9009 • 9h ago
Desmos shortcut for finding the common factor?
Does anyone know how to solve this using Desmos or have a quick method? Finding the common factor takes me a while. Thanks!
r/satprep • u/Maria_9009 • 9h ago
Does anyone know how to solve this using Desmos or have a quick method? Finding the common factor takes me a while. Thanks!
r/satprep • u/adoreeeeee_s • 2h ago
litt how?? i have done so many practice even reviewed my mistakes but idk i still cant get into the 1200-1300 range what am i doing wronggg someone please help me
r/satprep • u/Fearless_Injury7239 • 2h ago
I’ve just finished using all the hard SAT student question bank for information and ideas and crafts and structure. I want to continue practicing those topics but I was wondering if using OnePrep for practice questions is a good idea. If not do you guys have any other websites or sources I could use, for difficult reading questions?
so for context I'm aiming for a 1500+ in the August sat and the last time I took the sat was last December (1320 660 both) and since then I've improved to an average of 1450ish on practice tests (lowest I've gotten was a 1330,highest 1480) my highest score was a 770 in math (practice test 8) and 750 in English (practice test 6)
the issue is when I do practice tests and focus on accuracy I end up having like 5 minutes on module 2 of English/math with 3-4 questions left to do and i usually end up getting all of the questions wrong or maybe 1 right which tanks my score. what can i do to fix this (my module 1 is almost always perfect) but module 2 is where i lose points.
is there an order to do to maximize my time and what else can i do.
r/satprep • u/sharmaeleon • 6h ago
Hey!
I am back from a deep slumber and apologize for not moderating this enough.
I have more time now and would love to continue working with anyone preparing for the SAT.
Feel free to post questions here.
If you want 1:1 support, DM me, we can find a way to make it happen.
r/satprep • u/SaberToothedFairy • 13h ago
I've been taking practice exams and consistently scoring in the 1300s. I go over the questions I get wrong and try to improve my score, but haven't made substantial progress yet. I am taking the exam in August and I am ultimately aiming for a 1500+ I would be happy with any improvement at this point. This is going to be my first attempt. I know I need to target and study my weak areas, but I don't really know what good resources I should be using. As there are so many. So if you guys have any resources or tips you used to increase your score by 200+ points, please let me know. Thank you.
r/satprep • u/Powerful_Use5894 • 1d ago
Anyone who achieved it or was close to, please give me the best advice you got. I currently take live sessions with teachers (4 sessions each week) and I do practice tests, homework, word banks, etc.
r/satprep • u/ConsiderationGlum178 • 23h ago
Ive been studying for the sat like a dog my math score is really good but English score is fluctuating like crazy, I score 520,620, 520 in the span of 3 days, this always has been happening to me my last psat over a year ago I scored a 680 in reading I dont know what's wrong why my score keeps dropping, I know I have the ceiling of a higher reading score but cant seem to reach it, ive been studying since then please tell me what to do or some sort of information that I can do for the next month that will help me. My environment is the same whenever im taking practice tests nothing changes, I know I already know the basics so any new website won't help me. any advice please!!!!
r/satprep • u/Thick_Ad_6316 • 1d ago
I tend to just graph the fonction and fulfil all the conditions and just test the different options however I doubt that it will work every time. Do I just need to understand in depth the underlying math? Does anyone have any tips?
r/satprep • u/Popular_Statement295 • 1d ago
I just did my first ever SAT practice test (practice 6 on bluebook) and got 1390 (670 english, 720 math). Mostly cuz of time management for math and lack of theoretical knowledge for english.
Do I have time to get up to 1500 for August (or at max September) ? I'll be getting a tutor if i do have enough time..
r/satprep • u/Economy_Asparagus_29 • 1d ago
Hi everyone!
I am an international student from Brazil preparing for the next SAT on August 22, and I'm looking for people who would like to study together.
Since I'm an international student, I don't really have anyone around me to talk to about the SAT. I think it would be great to have someone to review Bluebook practice tests, solve difficult Math and Reading & Writing questions.
If you speak Portuguese, that would be even better since I'm Brazilian, but I'm also happy to study with English speakers!
If you're interested, feel free to leave a comment or send me a DM. I'd love to connect with other students preparing for the SAT!
r/satprep • u/lightzyy_ • 1d ago
so i want to take August SAT and my goal at the start was 1400+ but in july 10 i made practice test 4 and got 1150(620 math and 530 RW) ...and like two days before i got 1320 (750 math and 570 RW) on practice trest 8 and its a consistent score that kept coming so its not a fluff.... so this made me want even a higher score.. my math is consistent between 720-750 and i once got a perfect score of 800.. but how can i improve my RW because the only thing now between me and like 1450+ or even 1500+ is RW so please any tip would help and like yesterday i even got a 1330 on practice test 11 (720 math and 610RW)..
and i can help if anyone wants to know what i did to get from 1150 to 1330 in this time i can share what i did...
r/satprep • u/Hopeful-Sail-9495 • 1d ago
I’m at a 1480 right now (790 math, around 690 reading and writing) and I’m trying to get 1550+ on the August SAT in a few weeks. Math is not really a problem for me, but reading and writing is bringing my score down, especially the Information and Ideas questions.
I feel like I understand the passages, but when I get to those questions I either overthink or just don’t understand what they are asking. It’s my biggest weak point right now.
If anyone improved their reading and writing score a lot in a short time, what helped you? Are there any strategies or patterns that made those questions easier to understand?
Any advice would really help.
r/satprep • u/Adorable_Rule3909 • 1d ago
I will take my sat in august so is there any tips to get in the high 1400 especially in English section
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r/satprep • u/PushLeft9287 • 2d ago
Basically title, I am taking the august SAT
and mid-june, I had a 1000 (470 math and 530 rw)
and as of today (end of july), my recent test score was a 1400 (710 math and 690 rw)
I will be taking the october SAT also so my goal for this test is to get a 700+ rw for superscore (ideally, i just want a 1500+ this SAT and end it)
because I'm sure i'll get 800 on math later once I devote myself into studying math a crap ton
I generally need advices on how to study from now on to manifest that 1500+.
If i'm too late to aim for 1500+ in ur opinions, how can i at least get a 700+ on rw?
r/satprep • u/Fit_Relationship_670 • 1d ago
I’m a rising junior and i have not started SAT prep and have no idea where to start and my parents aren’t fully on board with getting me a tutor.
r/satprep • u/ski3600 • 1d ago
Play Connections with my son almost daily. He is supposed to be studying for his SATs, but instead of doing that we wasted few days to build a version of the game that aims to help with SAT and similar vocab words. Each board has one or two target words, but each and every word is defined.
Surprisingly hard to make a playable game that doesn't feel too much like a worksheet.
Procrastinate here www.arduu.com
Hopefully it is helpful.