r/Sat • u/Decision_Mental • 9h ago

SAT Study Plan Help

Hello, I'm a rising junior, and I feel like I've been mindlessly studying for the SAT for the past 2 weeks. For reference, I've been spending around 2-3 hours on Khan Academy every day, doing mostly the ELA section, while paying barely any attention to math (idk why, even though I do enjoy math more). I've also watched some James Luu videos and taken 2 bluebook practice tests. I feel the way I'm studying currently isn't effective, and I would like some recommendations on how I should format a study plan. Also, I registered for the Sept. SAT a while back, but I was on vacation, so that is most likely going to be practice for the Nov. SAT. I'm aiming for a 1530.

Thanks!

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u/NaturalSir3843 8h ago

For me what helped me get to that 1580 was a ton of practice questions. This might sound inefficient but SAT solving in the higher end of the spectrum is just how comfortable you are at reading and understanding the passage and questions and this just comes with you looking at a ton of different questions.

For questions I solved basically all the Khan questions and also solved a lot of questions on one of those SAT practice websites that I had to pay for.

Since you are a junior still you have time to still practice and improve!