2) Review test taking strategies:

– eliminating answers in multiple choice questions to 2 & increase your odds of getting the right answer to 50-50

– know when to skip a question

– get your SAT kit ready (sharp pencils, erasers, etc.)

– visit the test site before the test day so you know where you are going & aren’t worried about it

3) Calm yourself. Meditate. Put this test in perspective – it’s one test. You have your academic record, your recommendations, your extra curricular etc. that count on college applications too.

Take good care of yourself – get enough sleep every evening, eat balanced meals, take walks to let off steam, drink lots of water, etc.

Other tips:

http://school.familyeducation.com/college-tests/college-tests/37684.html

http://www.boostmyscore.com/tips.php

http://www.petersons.com/testprep/tips.asp?id=531&sponsor=1&path=ug.pft.sat

http://www.copticedu.org/documents/general/SATTestTakingTips.pdf

http://www.testinfo.net/sat/sat-tips.htm