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The document outlines a comprehensive study plan for improving SAT scores, emphasizing the identification of weak areas and setting specific goals. It recommends using official SAT materials, practicing time management, and utilizing online resources for targeted practice. Consistency in studying and taking full-length practice tests are also highlighted as essential strategies for success.

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The document outlines a comprehensive study plan for improving SAT scores, emphasizing the identification of weak areas and setting specific goals. It recommends using official SAT materials, practicing time management, and utilizing online resources for targeted practice. Consistency in studying and taking full-length practice tests are also highlighted as essential strategies for success.

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Identify Weak Areas


•Review your past tests: Break down your 1200 score into sections (e.g., Math, Reading, Writing). Identify which areas
(e.g., algebra, sentence structure, reading comprehension) need the most improvement.
•Target weaknesses: Spend more time on your weakest sections, but don't neglect your stronger ones.

2. Set Specific Goals


•Break your overall goal into smaller, achievable targets (e.g., aim for 50 extra points in Math, 30 in Reading).
•Track your progress with timed practice tests every 1-2 weeks.

3. Use Official SAT Materials


•Use official SAT prep books and free resources from the College Board. Practice with real test questions to familiarize
yourself with the format and question styles.
•Focus on official practice tests to gauge your performance under time constraints.

4. Work on Time Management


•During practice tests, simulate the actual test conditions (timed and with breaks). Learn to pace yourself.
•Avoid spending too long on any single question. If you get stuck, move on and return to it later if time allows.
5. Strengthen Reading & Writing
•For Reading: Practice reading a variety of texts, such as fiction, non-fiction, and scientific passages. Focus on
identifying main ideas, themes, and evidence in passages.
•For Writing: Review grammar rules (e.g., subject-verb agreement, punctuation) and practice identifying errors in
sentence structure. Write sample essays to improve your writing speed.

6. Use Online Resources


•Platforms like Khan Academy offer free, personalized SAT prep aligned with the test. You can focus on specific areas
of improvement and track your progress.
•Use apps or websites that offer flashcards for vocabulary and math formulas.

7. Take Targeted Practice Tests


•Aim for full-length, timed practice tests every 2-3 weeks. Analyze your mistakes and note patterns (e.g., types of math
problems or reading strategies you miss).
•Use these tests to build endurance and get used to the pressure of the real exam.

8. Stay Consistent
•Consistency is key. Study regularly, even if it’s just 30-45 minutes a day.
•Mix up your study sessions to avoid burnout (e.g., one day focus on Math, the next on Reading/Writing).

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