Regards,

Ben

1. Buy a couple practice/prep books and read thoroughly

2. Take first practice test, find out what the *right* answers are and why

3. Memorize vocab: do flashcards or write out words & definitions repeatedly

4. Make sure you understand all different aspects of math in the test book, work through example problems

5. Re-take practice test

6. Continue to memorize vocab, work through math problems, write out a few “good” essays (instructions per prep book)

7. Look for practice tests on-line and take those. Correct wrong answers & memorize the right ones (know why they’re right).

8. Continue with step 6.

9. Combine with taking remaining practice tests in prep book. Correct wrong answers & know why the right answers are right.

This was my process preparing for the GRE, 6 years after taking any math/literature classes. The material was not fresh at first, but I did quite well on the test. Start studying 1 year-2 months ahead of time.

You can also get SAT study guides at a bookstore or from your library.

See http://www.docnmail.com/tests/highschool/sat.htm

for free tips.

Good luck!

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