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Tips/advice for the SAT - Breeezy6 - Apr 10, 2019
Hello everyone, so I’m scheduled to take my SAT in June but the problem is that I’ve forgotten a lot of stuff like basic algebra. I’ve joined the Marine Corps straight out of high school in 2016 and I really haven’t used any math since. I’ve already checked out an SAT practice book and tried out some websites but I can’t seem to understand the subject. I’m gonna try to start submitting my admissions in December but I at least want a decent score to get into a CSU. Do y’all have any advice/tips or even good websites that’ll help me?
RE: Tips/advice for the SAT - Elweth - Apr 11, 2019
Try Youtube, they got good guides.
RE: Tips/advice for the SAT - serene - Apr 21, 2019
(Apr 10, 2019 10:38 AM)Breeezy6 Wrote: Hello everyone, so I’m scheduled to take my SAT in June but the problem is that I’ve forgotten a lot of stuff like basic algebra. I’ve joined the Marine Corps straight out of high school in 2016 and I really haven’t used any math since. I’ve already checked out an SAT practice book and tried out some websites but I can’t seem to understand the subject. I’m gonna try to start submitting my admissions in December but I at least want a decent score to get into a CSU. Do y’all have any advice/tips or even good websites that’ll help me?
have you tried khan academy?
RE: Tips/advice for the SAT - SIM-4207234 - Apr 29, 2019
khan academy helped some of my friends i've heard
RE: Tips/advice for the SAT - MaximumPain - May 1, 2019
Store shit on ur Ti84 as a program and use it on the part of the test where you are allowed a calculator. Other than that there are other ways you can get all the answers lmfao. Or maybe just study. What other response were you expecting?
RE: Tips/advice for the SAT - Psychedelic. - May 2, 2019
Read up on some guides, maybe do some practice tests online?
RE: Tips/advice for the SAT - sasona - May 2, 2019
(May 1, 2019 05:51 PM)MaximumPain Wrote: Store shit on ur Ti84 as a program and use it on the part of the test where you are allowed a calculator. Other than that there are other ways you can get all the answers lmfao. Or maybe just study. What other response were you expecting?
What other ways are there to "get all the answers"
I really doubt it. Seems like you're talking out your ass tbh. The SAT answer are very heavily protected.
OP, is you have been out of high school for some time why are you taking the SAT?
To get to university it would probably be best/easiest to go to a community college for like a year or at least a semester and take some of their entry level algebra courses there. Then try to transfer to the university you want.
If you had good grades in high school and do well at community college it can go well for you.
Good luck OP
RE: Tips/advice for the SAT - MaximumPain - May 2, 2019
(May 2, 2019 04:50 PM)sasona Wrote: What other ways are there to "get all the answers"
I really doubt it. Seems like you're talking out your ass tbh. The SAT answer are very heavily protected.
OP, is you have been out of high school for some time why are you taking the SAT?
To get to university it would probably be best/easiest to go to a community college for like a year or at least a semester and take some of their entry level algebra courses there. Then try to transfer to the university you want.
If you had good grades in high school and do well at community college it can go well for you.
Good luck OP
are you retarded? 🤣 No one checks your calculator for programs lmfao. I have no idea which maximum security prison you took your test in 🤣
RE: Tips/advice for the SAT - RedShaman - May 4, 2019
Khan Academy is by far the most useful resource I had the pleasure of using while studying. If you have a collegeboard account you can link it to have Khan Academy create a personalized lesson plan for you based on your previous SAT scores. I was able to improve my initial score of 1470 to 1590 through their progressive testing. 1600.io is also a useful site if you need help developing test-taking strategies.
RE: Tips/advice for the SAT - ethelooking - Sep 21, 2020
Here are some tips for you:
Read section directions before the test.
Answer the questions you know first.
Eliminate incorrect answers.