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SAT Help

Hii, could someone please tell me how to improve my SAT score? I just got my results back and I got a 1110 (660 ELA, 450 Math). I feel like I could improve my ELA score pretty easily but I have a really hard time with the math. Do you have any hacks, shortcuts during exam, or tips for memorization?

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12 days ago

Hey! I'm in a similar situation. Everything I find talks about using Khan Academy! Try taking a look at the certain areas you struggle in and then locate those topics in khan academy for practice. Honestly, it seems weird, but if you ask ChatGpt to give you a practice tutor session on certain topics it actually really helps.

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10 days ago

Try using oneprep, take a practice test and it can tell you what areas you're weak in

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13 days ago

The easiest thing from me with math was to focus on the stuff I know and reinforce that knowledge. Different things work for different people, but if you are good at, say, Geometry, focus on expanding your geometrical knowledge.

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6 days ago

Khan Academy is great, but it can be difficult to pinpoint what kind of questions you struggle with. I noticed that you are struggling with the Math section. The calculator in the SAT is called Desmos, and it has plenty of shortcuts you can use. I would suggest watching some videos about how to use it to answer practice SAT questions. Good luck!

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