Can someone help me with studying for the SAT?
December 15th, 2009 | 
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Hi and welcome to my blog,
I opened this blog to help anyone who is preparing for his SAT.
I remember myself when I started - I was so lost and in such a panic.
Luckily I got this great SAT guide that helped me a lot . So study hard and good luck!
I know the SAT isn’t for a while, but I wanted to get a head start on prepping for the exam, especially the reading and writing sections. If anyone wants to be my tutor or has good questions that I could practice with, let me know! Thanks!
I know there are a TON of books on the SAT; I was mainly looking for electronic resources that someone might have (practice questions, practice exams, etc…)
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Tags: electronic resources, head start, practice exams, practice questions, reading and writing, tutor
Get some good books to study and for writing and CR study a lot of vocabulary. The next SAT isn’t that far away (October).
you cant exactly study for the SATs….its What you know. Just try and breathe a bit…make sure you dont study the day before the test. That will screw you up. Make sure to eat tons right before…(not enough to make yo usick of course)…but other than that GOOD LUCK
There’s a book you can get from the better book stores, Barnes & Noble, etc
I don’t know any specific books, since I didn’t use any to study for mine. I’d recommend taking an SAT prep class though, they go over strategies and such. It can’t hurt and your instructor can probably recommend a good prep book for you.
Personally, I think books are more helpful than online sources…you’re taking the actual test on a tangible test and not on the computer so why practice that way? Like some people have said before, the SATs are difficult to study for. The best you can do is learn more vocabulary and practice writing essays on general topics. The math section I think is very easy to study for–but you might be different. So generally, I’d tell you to take as many practice tests as possible.