I have my SAT exam on June 6th, which is like 13 days from now. So, study material choice is essential as I do not have much time left.
Since the June one is my first SAT exam ever, I have NO IDEA how hard the actual test is. (I know that the practice test from College Board is much easier than the actual SAT exam)
What about OnePrep?
I only studied based on Khan academy and College Board's "The Official SAT Study Guide" book, so I haven't taken any of the BlueBook program ones yet. I heard that you are only allowed to take 6 practice tests. Is this true?
Same as the title. I came across this question from College Board's official question bank, and I am REALLY confused. How am I supposed to just assume that this graph has an x-intercept of 158???
Same question as the title. It'll be great if you could share any YouTube videos or sites that taught you how to use regression.
I'm asking for a strategic way to study vocabs. I know repetition is the key, but I don't know how to start. Did you create your own spelling B test? I tried using Quizlet and their features are paid-for (which I get why but still)
I'm especially weak on vocab words. I always get at least one vocab question wrong cuz I dunno the meaning of the words in the answer choices.
I know quizlet has a set of words for SAT, and probably YouTube has a lot of videos about SAT vocabs. However, I wanted to hear from people who actually took the test and took effort to study SAT.
What was your way of studying vocab words? Which site helped you the best? Any tips and tricks on studying and memorizing these vocabs?
Hey, I was wondering if the Practice SAT and the real SAT levels are similar? (as in difficulty level). I'm guessing the real SAT is a bit more harder, but I was wondering if there's a huge gap between those two.
I'm extremely stressed about the math modules :((
