r/digitalSATs

Im aiming for the florida bright futures scholarship that covers 100% of tuition, and the only thing holding me back is my sat score. I curretly have a 1150, and am aiming for a 1330, which i have until August 31, 2027 to achieve.

How can i effectively study, if i often have trouble focusing? (if it matters, i got a 590 in reading/writing, and a 560 in math.)

I have already used all the bluebook tests and most of the August question drop. I want to find super difficult questions that can differentiate like 1550+. I already took the test before this and I've done a ton of practice for that but I'm afraid it was not enough. Oneprep was good before it became paid, something similar to that would help.

-Thanks

I’m finding that there’s very few questions I have no idea how to solve, it’s just that on some of them it takes me a minute to figure out how to go about it. To the point that some questions take me 2+ minutes. But this is only on the next level hard ones. I haven’t sat for the real SAT yet but taken hella practice tests and gone through bluebook question bank.

For those who’ve taken the real SAT, how many questions on math module 2 are hard asf fr? If it’s more than like 3 I’m worried I’ll run out of time

I recently purchased the Valedictorian Access Package from Test Innovators because Ive exhausted all Bb practice tests multiple times.

On Test Innovators I’ve increased my score from a 1490-1550. I’m aiming for 1550 on the real thing but unfortunately past few times I’ve been getting low 1400s on the real SAT.

I taught myself all the desmos tricks via YouTube + done reading passage practice via Test Innovators.

My question is: Has anyone scored high on the SAT using Test Innovators, because hopefully it wasn’t a waste of money. LMK! Also, do we think I can get a 1550?

Why is everyone trying to cram Desmos regression tricks and convoluted ERW mental flowcharts instead of just... knowing how math and grammar work?

Like yeah these tips and tricks save time once you mostly know what you're doing, but they're not useful if you literally don't understand how commas or linear functions work 😭😭

"Mannnnn they're patching the methods" ??????????? Bro

If you're getting sub 13XX...........you just need to get better at taking tests and/or get better at actually knowing the content instead of trying to game your way through

Hey there! I have to make atleast a 1450+ score on SAT. Is this too hard to make this on Sept SAT? I studied from july but not srsly.

So, after three days of trying to study and figure things out, today I finally finished Systems of Linear Equations at all difficulty levels on the College Board Question Bank in one sitting.
It might sound silly, but at first, I started with Khan Academy’s SAT Math course and completed the Foundations of Algebra, since it covers the foundation for most of the skills in algebra. However, when I started doing the unit exercises, I got really confused and didn’t score very well. That made me feel like I couldn’t do anything and that maybe I should just drop the idea of taking the SAT.
But now, I’m realizing that focusing on one specific skill at a time, practicing questions from that skill, and learning from my mistakes seems to work much better for me.
I’m just not sure if I’m approaching my SAT preparation the right way. Focusing on one skill at a time works during practice, but obviously, I won’t be able to do that on the actual exam because there will be questions covering different skills from every category.
So, am I studying the right way right now, or should I change my approach to practicing?

I’m genuinely confused about this I took practice test 11

Is it possible under a week. Ive been studying n my practice scores r going up but im so scared bc ive been spontaneously studying and there r ppl who grind for months. Yeo. Okay i scored my 1380 with ~10 hrs and prom the day before. GUYS WHATE THE METHOD PLS🥹 i hated khan academy it feels useless but i wanna start targeting my weak spots instead of redoing and wasting time