Some students find that taking prep courses for the exams helped them to succeed because it familiarized them with the FORMAt of the test and made it easier for them to navigate through it. While some places promise to increase your score by hundreds of points, the theory and science of that is that it teaches you test methodology and how to move around and not get stuck on an aswer.

If you decide not to go that route, there are several practice tests that you can take online. One great site for that is http://www.testprepreview.com/sat_practice.htm.

You can also get practice test booklets and guides at your local bookstore.

Good luck!

typical. just study..

Make sure you’ve at least had Trig in some form, precalculus helps too.

In the science department, be ready for biology or chemistry.

I took it twice, one time it was like all biology, the next time all chemistry.

Not too hard either way. But if you haven’t had chemistry in a couple years…it sucks pretty bad. Most of the stuff is just common sense though.

Don’t rush too much on the Reading section(I did that my first time, in 7th grade).

English is pretty easy too.

4.1, nice. We don’t have weighted where I live.=/

And I had like a 92 in Spanish……with our nazi teacher.

But I’d like to know how you managed a 4.1 with regular level classes. You have to be in honors or AP to exceed a 4.0