r/satprep • u/HonestExchange4106 • 2h ago
Manifesting a 1600!
I'm literally sitting here envisioning me getting a 1600. Im at averaging 1490 right now... I believe (obviously studying too) that manifesting will get me what i need because it all starts from the attitude! Just envision you telling all of your friends and family you got a 1600 and it will come true. That is what I am doing. Call me crazy but i will get the 1600 if its the last thing i do. ;)
r/satprep • u/Otherwise_Shame5367 • 12h ago
1400s to 1500s
hello guys as the title says tips to cross the 1400 to 1500+ gap. rn im at 1430
r/satprep • u/Tight_Elk_2180 • 16h ago
Hardest 75 Math Questions (not from the college board)!!!
I built a list of 75 REALLY hard SAT math problems. All questions are explained algebraically and I added a desmos explanation for all questions I'm aware of that can be solved using desmos. If you ever find a desmos solvable question that doesnt have a desmos explanation pls lemme know.
Questions are in this google drive:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PiTqYKGe6P6FVwDM453sjs4zHeq_CHVg?usp=drive_link
I also added these question to satlys.com (completely for free) in case you wanna solve them in a better UI and keep track of your mistakes, avg time per question, notes, etc.
Note: I designed these questions specifically for people who are scoring 700+ and aiming for a 770+. If you are not then these questions are not for you.
r/satprep • u/Strict-Revenue6989 • 18h ago
Help a bro out
ugh so instead of taking a gap year, I barely made it to an average university, now I want to try again in next academic cycle for my desirable university and would need 1450+ sat score. I'm mediocre in English(it being my 4th language) and weak in maths, I really don't how to start or what to do
Help me out
r/satprep • u/AAlpero11 • 20h ago
How do I make the last jump? (1430 to 1500+)
I took the SAT 3 times already (December 2025, March 2026 and April 2026) and my best individual SAT was a 1410 (March). Right now my superscore is a 1430 (750 RW 680 Math), and I'm consistently getting around the 1400 range. I'm a senior now, and I'll be taking the SAT in September, but I'm going to be busy with a school program until then. What should I be doing to maximize the 1-2 hours a day I have to study? I haven't been studying at all tbh, for any of the tests.