where can i find free online SAT tutors?
November 28th, 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!
Basically i am taking my SAT’s on octover 10th
and i SUCK
i need a 540 in reading and math and writing a 490.
I NEED help
so if you know of any websites
or if any of you are amazing at SATs and could give me your contacct info to help me 
. i so badly want to do well.
edik i don’t know how to email on this says i can’t
but email me please that sounds awesome
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http://www.number2.com/
Is free and very helpful for test prep – it’s good to have a mentor to help keep you on track though.
good luck.
Well If you are preparing for the SAT then i can suggest you the best way to make most out of your skills.
I can suggest you to have a look at http://www.tutorskingdom.com/
I am sure that you will be benefited from it.
Hey yeah im planin to take the SAT again end of this year
i think we shud form a study group online……..
find a few more ppl to join wat do u think?
drop me an email if interested
Well, I have a couple partial answers for you.
- A great way to improve your SAT score is to study on your own. Regardless if you get a tutor or not, you will need to spend some (or a lot of) time on your own. This is a great stetp-by-step article I (a SAT tutor) wrote on how to study for the SAT: http://www.ehow.com/how_5396079_improve-sat-score.html
- There are plenty of ways to get free tutoring. Many high schools will offer a SAT tutoring program or math/writing tutors. If you look for math/writing tutors you should be in a good position. HEre is how to find free tutoring: http://www.ehow.com/how_5425162_tutoring.html
- Finally, online tutoring is really tough. You learn less and it is still a new concept. Your best bet is to find a friend that did well and is now in college that you can email with questions or skype.
Best of luck!
Try taking a sample test, either online or from a book, and grade your answers. See if you can spot weaknesses. Is it careless mistakes? Do you get stuck obsessing over one question, then run out of time and rush on the rest? Are all of your errors in subject-verb agreement, or geometry? Then concentrate on your weak areas.
By the way, to email someone, click on the icon (their avatar or picture) to the left of the answer. Then, if the person allows email, there will be a little link that says "email <person’s name>".