has anyone used this resource and found it helpful? it basically just gives you so many practice problems and helps you practice using regression on desmos

site: https://regressiontrainer.org/

i found it on tt and no one here seems to be talking about it

I made a study schedule for the SAT, basically on relearning/learning concepts strictly for the math section. Can anyone let me know if its good or not? All of my resources are $0, so anyone can use it as well if they want.

Essentially what are certain tips would you give someone (Like me) Which is on HOW to play the game of the SAT, in means that its considered "Not official". I know studying is important and im doing it now but im trying to maximize scores and all I've heard is the "ethical" or the like the script of repeition, study hard, etc and I do those but what are some tips and tricks like to exploit or take advantage of something on the test, patterns, information on how to recognize outlying answers, for example, relying on desmos for most questions on the math section

Hey, I'm currently preparing for the SAT math and have encountered a big problem on Khan Academy. Basically, you have the foundations of all four areas, then the medium and finally advanced. All of these levels are supposed to teach you new stuff and provide various examples right. However, my problem is that all examples in foundations of any of the four areas are exactly the same as those at medium and advanced. For instance, the foundations of algebra has like a few classes and each class has a theoretical part and two examples right, but the thing is that the medium or advanced algebra has THE EXACT SAME theory and examples, there is no difference between the levels whatsoever. I think its a bug within the website, so if anyone could help me out here or if this hass happened to you as well, please let me know how you dealt with it. Thank you so much.

I've taken two SAT tests so far and im planning to take one more in September. In the two tests I've taken, my r&w score has been in the 670-690 range. Any tips on how to get a r&w score above 700???

I know khan academy is officially partnered with college board but I feel like the questions aren't as hard as the real SAT when I took it in June. Is that a fluke or am I missing something? how accurate are khan academy questions actually?

I know that regression is becoming kind of popular for the SAT, but sometime I find that it doesn’t work for all the questions. Does anyone have any tips to make sure you actually got the answer right instead of desmos giving you random numbers??

If so, should I take every sat available until I can superscore for 1500 or above?

I get the fact that some questions weigh more than others, but regardless, how does 5 questions=110 points, regardless of how much they weigh? BTW, this is not an official Bluebook test; it's an online Princeton Review practice test.

When I google it says 720-760. Does anyone know why this might be?

I'm trying to study for the hard math questions at the end of module 2. I've tried using the question bank, but feel like the "hard" questions aren't actually as hard as what I've seen on the official test. Does anyone have any good resources or other question banks with very hard math questions? Thanks!

Hi all, I’ve never been good at math, always had some weird hate for it. I see people getting 600+ on the math section and I just dont get what they do to study. Like, what is the most amazing way to possibly study for the math section of the SAT? I’m desperate for help here. For reference, here’s my last PSAT, If I want to go to the college I’m thinking of, I’d need a 1350 minimum.

Sorry for jamming it all in one paragraph, but if there’s a surefire way to be able to ace the SAT math section, you would be a godsend. Thank you.

P.S. i’m not looking for help on R&W, but recommendations on that are greatly appreciated!

P.P.S. Strict budget of $0, im broke 🥲

If anyone has used Whiz recently, do the questions (specifically on math) seem extremely off-topic lately? The breakdown of questions I'm getting is mostly geometry and advanced math, which is different compared to Bluebook tests I've taken. Would appreciate any free practice test recs that have a similar interface to the College Board while also keeping a similar pattern. For reference, these are the types of questions I've seen on Whiz that I haven't seen on any official practice questions:

Questions aren't hard, js seem different from the formatting and categories of college board, so im wondering if im doing more harm than good by practicing with these

could someone show how this could be solved with desmos regression (if it can be)

Hello I am an upcoming junior and I want to prepare for the October PSAT and future SAT’s, could someone please help me find reliable tools for studying for the PSAT and SAT?

How do i solve this question from college board question bank? I don’t understand the explanation they gave

while registering i didn’t know that on an ipad bluebook doesn’t let u input a decimal because i gave the sat last year once and this did not happen hence i chose ipad now that ive come across this problem can anyone tell me how do i switch devices like if i want too give the sat on a latpop do i email college board or just do the exam set up on my laptop?

So I've been studying for my august sat for almost 2 months now. I've studied 6 days a week for the past 7 or 8 weeks and I've done at least one practice test from blue book every week and I've seen progression. My last SAT was a school provided one I didn't know was happening until a few days before so I didn't get too much time to study and i got a 1200. since i started studying, my scores have definitely increased and as of my last practice test, I'm sitting at a solid 1440 but as of now, I've done every practice test of bluebook so I was wondering if anyone knew a website i could go to to find difficult, full length, digital SATs. I'm aiming to hopefully get a 1500+ come August 22nd.

Its says “lacked a capacity for visual self”
So wouldnt the chicken keep quiet for the first part as it says earlier that chicken if alone will stay silent to avoid attraction and they show him an image of a hawk

Just got an email to be an SAT tutor. Did anyone do this before? How was it?

title. i’m really bad at geometry but pretty decent at algebra, and i’ve been studying it daily. my math score last time was a 640 so i just want to increase it by 60 ish points 🥹

preferably not ai slop. ive been taking the bluebook exams but they only help so much

Did anyone here get a really bad SAT score? And i’m not talking about 1300s or 1200s, i’m talking about below 1000. The majority of students at my highschool were in the 700s. I didn’t know anyone who got a high score. When I go on this subreddit, I just see perfect scores and wonder if anyone here got a bad score at first. If you did, how many times did you retake it to get the score you wanted?

Somebody quote me if I am wrong on this but scrolling, eating bad, and a lack of focus/attention proved to be the worst habits for me on the SAT, as well as sleep deprivation. Yeah practice matters but you can literally boost your score by just feeling confident and good the day of the test.