Follow this 6 Week SAT Study Plan✅

Read ONLY IF you want to get a 1580+ SAT score ⬇️

⭐️The truth is, a high SAT score will help you get into your dream university—even if that college says that it is “test-optional.”

So here are 3 steps you need to take to prepare for the SAT:

1️⃣Research the average SAT scores of admitted students at your target schools and aim to score above the 50th percentile to be a competitive applicant.

2️⃣Create a study plan. Set aside 15 hours for a foundation and assessment phase to identify strengths and weaknesses, 50 hours for intensive practice focusing on each SAT section weekly, and finish with at least 3 full-length practice tests for strategy refinement.

3️⃣Master the format. The DSAT is adaptive, which means that as you answer more questions correctly, the difficulty of the questions increases. So to maximize your score, make sure you answer the easy questions correctly so the algorithm won’t lower the cap to your score.

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