r/Sat • u/Even_Bullfrog_1087 • 11h ago
It was all worth it in October!! 1200 to ???
galleryA year of hard work and grinding the same thing again and again. Hurt me the most from September score but that didnt stop. 1600 still feels unreal!
r/Sat • u/InternationalistGam • 16d ago
This is not the thread for the October 3, 2026, Saturday SAT.
Per College Board, school day SAT testing will take place between October 1 and October 30:
https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/dates-deadlines
Please use this thread to discuss any school day test taken during that period. We will not be able to make different threads for different dates.
r/Sat • u/InternationalistGam • 2d ago
No one can tell you exactly when your scores will be released, but the first scores are usually up no later than 7:00 am EDT. You can check the current EDT here:
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/usa/new-york
The US test day discussion is here.
The international test day discussion is here.
r/Sat • u/Even_Bullfrog_1087 • 11h ago
A year of hard work and grinding the same thing again and again. Hurt me the most from September score but that didnt stop. 1600 still feels unreal!
r/Sat • u/TruthComplete5784 • 13h ago
Finally got the desired score! Never see you again college board
r/Sat • u/Muted-Ad-6079 • 9m ago

Hey guys, IDK why I can't find the test score, but I started out at 1240... I thank god for the miracle he bestowed upon me to get a 1560. This is a page I've been stalking for a long time, and I kinda sorta have been dreaming of the day I'd get to make one of these posts too, but I am a bit busy right now, so I won't give out all my advice as I am typing this. If you guys want any tips, please feel free to ask; it's practically the only reason I posted this haha.
r/Sat • u/LawLiving4037 • 16h ago
worst thing is that it might very well be the case. i hate myself and these stupid ahh tests 🥀🥀
r/Sat • u/bianca_ungureanu • 6h ago
Everyone kept saying that practice tests determine your score -50 points, but I only took 4 of them and got a 1510 with a perfect math on the first SAT try. This is your sign to not give up based on what you have on practice.
r/Sat • u/youngnihworld • 53m ago
I’m in grade 10 and I started a SAT math course like 2 months ago
I’m almost done with the basics course but i feel like I’m not that good
I got a 4/8 on the first mock test even tho i studied
And I feel lost
What can I do ?
r/Sat • u/amyne_Od • 1h ago
Hey guys, i have time problem so when i do bluebook practice test i get horrible score but when i redo the tests without time i usually can find the correct answer and also question bank(hard) i can manage it. Is it really time pressure??? Any tips??? Pls.
r/Sat • u/Holiday_Grab_1467 • 4h ago
Took the test every month for eight times now and literally the most that I got was 1290 and I don’t know why because every time I tried so hard and I thought I did good. It was never enough like I was so confidence in the math sections all the time and it just worse and worse. Sometimes I even thought that they graded the wrong person. Can somebody please help me I tried everything everyone every strategies literally nothing works, bro.
r/Sat • u/Escapist6YT • 17h ago
Part of me feels a little bit bitter. I applied to mostly all safety schools and it's too late for many if I wanted to actually apply to some that are more suited to what I really like, given their scholarships. I didn't think my score would have been this good, given on the ACT I got a 25 with an exceptionally higher math 31. At least I'll still be able to hopefully get into the honors colleges I want. :D
Thank you, to this subreddit, for all of the resources I've gotten to really power through this. Sometimes it's not always about the destination. It's the chase. We're all working hard to do well and sometimes that includes getting into the top programs in the state.
If you guys need advice, I can give you some.
"A genius, huh? What does that mean? 'Genius' is not the amount of talent a person has, but the amount of effort they are willing to put into their training! I will prove that hard work beats natural talent!" — Rock Lee, Naruto.
r/Sat • u/anamewithnomeaning • 4h ago
I’m good at math and got a band 8 on IELTS if that helps
r/Sat • u/Enough_Many8798 • 36m ago
I was getting low to mid 1300s on other practice tests (4,5,6) and got a 1460 on practice test 11. Im not saying that test 11 was like easy, but the other practice tests felt much more difficult than test 11. Can someone please explain to me why I might feel this way 😭🙏
r/Sat • u/Available-Ranger-262 • 37m ago
I just know the answer is not even A but that is the only one closer to my expectation
r/Sat • u/Budget-Custard2528 • 55m ago
I am a junior and I’ve taken 3 SATs so far. I took August September and October back to back to back. I got 680 reading and 790 math in August 700 reading and 770 math in September and 710 reading and 790 math in October. I have a 1500 right now and I’m debating on whether to take November or stop. I feel a bit of SAT fatigue, but since I am a junior I feel like I have enough time to retake. Idk if I should or just keep a 1500 or do another attempt.
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r/Sat • u/Smooth_Secret394 • 1h ago
I don't know if I just got lucky , I mean I did practice a lot
What should I think of this
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r/Sat • u/Prior_Friendship373 • 2h ago

On the most recent bluebook test I took(PT-10) I got 1260, 630M,630 R&W. Honestly, I feel I could get atleast a 730 on math as I made alot of silly errors. The last PT I took, was PT-11 and i got a 1420 - 730M 690 R&W.
From the screenshot, which of these topics is the easiest to improve ( This is from the 1260 test)
Also, does 1500 look possible by november?
This was my first attempt to SAT. I was massively anxious I had studied English but to no avail I got this English score I thought I had done at least good .
So can anyone help me improve my RW score for the November or December SAT I think I'll give on both dates ....
r/Sat • u/Efficient_Mode2195 • 3h ago
I have practiced easy and medium level of reading and writing section form the official college board question bank
Also I have checked and learned from my mistakes
But when I switched to hard level the questions feel impossible. Especially form information and ideas and craft and structure
I am still constantly scoring around 650 in reading and writing.
What should of do? Please help🥲