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Codename Gordon · 03-22-2008, 05:02 PM

iahme, the most efficient way to raise your score (at least this was was the case with me) is to do all the practice tests you can find, but after you have acquainted yourself with enough words from the 3500-word SAT vocabulary. Make yourself a schedule for learning depending on the time left to the exam date. Reading boks and all sorts of other texts also helps, of course, but the process is much slower.

Good luck on the exams!

Erin, can you do something to motivate people to submit their scores?

03-22-2008, 05:02 PM	#8 (permalink)
Codename Gordon AUBG Sophomore Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Bulgaria Posts: 223	iahme, the most efficient way to raise your score (at least this was was the case with me) is to do all the practice tests you can find, but after you have acquainted yourself with enough words from the 3500-word SAT vocabulary. Make yourself a schedule for learning depending on the time left to the exam date. Reading boks and all sorts of other texts also helps, of course, but the process is much slower. Good luck on the exams! Erin, can you do something to motivate people to submit their scores? _ _ _ _ SIG _ _ _ _ You can't be happy if you depend on the approval of others.