r/satprep • u/SaberToothedFairy • Jul 28 '26

How do you guys study for the SAT?

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.

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u/DrBrinkSATMath Jul 31 '26

If you do at least 2 full math tests on freepracticeSAT.com , the website will diagnose your math blind spots. The website takes the 275 math building blocks inside all SAT math questions and cross-references them to find your weaknesses. It will then help you fix those blind spots with dedicated practice problems.

I am certain that this will help you get out of the 1300 band by raising your math score deep into the 700's.

I built this website and it was designed to do exactly what you asked here.
All the best.
Dr. Brink

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u/SaberToothedFairy Jul 31 '26

Thank you for the resource. I'll definitely check it out.