If you are disappointed with your SAT Score it is because of one or all of the following reasons:
1. You did not take the test seriously
2. You were not taught the proper fundamentals in High School
3. You hate to read
In my next few posts, I will examine each of these reasons in depth
A journal designed to educate and inform the High School Student of the important issues affecting the SAT, ACT and the college admissions process.
Showing posts with label How to Increase Your SAT Score. Show all posts
Showing posts with label How to Increase Your SAT Score. Show all posts
Monday, May 24, 2010
Sunday, October 25, 2009
How to Increase Your SAT Score
Successful people set goals, develop a work ethic and focus on attaining those goals. It is no different with standardized tests such as the SAT. The following list is a recipe for SAT success:
- Start early, take the PSAT in 10th and 11th grades
- Buy a review book in 10th grade and get familiar with the question formats
- Read one article per day from a prominent newspaper
- look up words you don't know from your daily readings
- Join a review class in 11th grade
- Do as many practice tests as possible under actual test conditions
All great athletes, musicians, performers and students share the same characteristic--they practice, practice and practice, and by doing so, they put in the time to be great at whatever they do.
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