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SAT preparation?
October 20th, 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 want to take the SAT in the spring and want to get 3 or 4 books to study. I know for sure I’m getting the "Official SAT Study Guide" and I’m going to need the "Hot Words for the SAT" so I need opinions for which other book I should get. My GPA isn’t so strong so I need good SAT scores. Here’s my list:
-Official SAT Study Guide
-Hot Words for the SAT
-Cracking the SAT, by Princeton Review
-Barron’s SAT 2400:Aiming for the Perfect Score
-Barron’s Critical Reading Workbook for the SATs
-Cracking the SAT Math 1 & 2 Subject Tests
Anyone who’s taken the SAT, which book was most useful? and is it necessary to get SAT Subject Test books to study?
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Tags: amp, barron, critical reading, good sat scores, gpa, math, perfect score, princeton review, sat 2400, sats, subject test, subject tests, test books | 
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How many questions can you get wrong or omit on the Math level 2 and Chemistry SAT II tests and still get 800?
I just took these two SAT II tests last Saturday and I feel pretty good about them, but I was just wondering how many questions College Board generally allows you to miss (or omit) and still get an 800. When do they begin to take points off from a perfect score?
How do I score this SAT practice test?
I bought that HUGE SAT practice book with 8 different practice tests in it. Below are my "scaled score ranges" for each section:
*Critical Reading: 540-600
*Math: 520-600
*Writing: 510-640
So now my questions are the following:
1) Does my final score include all three sections?
2) If so, does that make my final overall score range from 1570 to 1840?
3) Did I do well?
4) What is the highest you can score on the SAT? I know the highest you can get is 800 in each section but I didn’t think a perfect score went as high as 2400. Is that right or wrong?
5) And what is the average that most people score? Am I above or below average?
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Tags: critical reading, final score, math, overall score, perfect score, practice tests, scaled score, score range |
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