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SAT Practice - Immortal Modz - Dec 13, 2017 So I got SAT coming up soon. What subjects will be on the SATs? Where is a good place to study for the SAT and get info on practice problems? And overall how do I improve to be better at solving the problems? Lastly, What's a good SAT score range? RE: SAT Practice - SIM-1179501 - Dec 13, 2017 cracksat.net and /r/sat (https://www.reddit.com/r/Sat/wiki/index), please don't waste your money and time with SAT tutors unless you're rich AND unmotivated. Good SAT Score range depends on what colleges you're looking at. 1400+ should make you a decently competitive. RE: SAT Practice - Ben Shapiro - Dec 13, 2017 Jesus dude, when is your SAT. Hopefully it’s not soon if you don’t know the subjects O_o You can go to the official collegeboard site for stuff like that. Although the user above is right in most cases, I spent $500 on a tutor (2 students 1 teacher) and got a 1510 on the ‘new’ version of the test. However I never took it without studying so I’m not sure if that’s what I would have got without the tutor but in my mind it really helped me. RE: SAT Practice - ACP - Dec 14, 2017 google it. you'll find some tutorials on the youtube. |